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Here are some shoes I made as part of a massive tutorial I've been trying to get through. So not an original design. For those curious, the tutorial is Matt Thorup's on advanced character modeling.

Hey hey, a really small Island https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDjaQrNLft0

looping: https://giphy.com/gifs/2vZD2KG0Yb3t6

Made the loop on After effect because i wasn't able to do it in cinema.

Started making my dog but i shat the modeling so i made a glass render :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjiQjphQDdg

loop da loop

Thank you very much, it's just a bunch of deformers.

i uploaded it to https://giphy.com/gifs/3d-cinema-4d-daily-render-LQT8CLDdWQYa4

We don't really see the hand very well. I need to get better so I'll make more daily for sure :D

The leaf texture was lazily made from a google image search result, which was a mistake. Should have done a much more detailed model with a painted texture for the lines, it would have looked much nicer.

Everything else was done using procedural textures [bumps on the ladybug's surface, beanstalk colors] or just painted on the model [the ladybug's spots].

>How long have you been modelling for?

This project took about 4.5hfrom start to finish. Modeling was probably 2.5h of that, although I did modeling/texturing at the same time so I can't be sure.

I've been using Blender for several years now [I do icons that benefit pretty heavily from 3D incorporation]. But I've never really done anything "complete" with Blender, certainly not anything that could go into a portfolio. I've been doing a week of Daily3d to try and get better real fast [and I'm learning a ton!]

thanks mate , i used keyshot to render , really cool program ,so for leather i found this http://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/styles/watermarked/public/oga-textures/12425/seat-leather-bump_0.jpg and just applied as a bump map , really fast and easy

Create a simple mesh that resembles the shape of a flame. Use a mix shader with a transparent and an emission mode.

Create a simple gradient texture using these colors. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Silvio_De_Barros/publication/278409561/figure/fig4/AS:294270499082245@1447170962285/Figure-5-Temperature-gradient-after-35min-of-direct-flame-exposure-a-Exposed-surface.png