Click here to watch Senior Fufu's "meow"nificent dance ヽ(=^・ω・^=)丿 #NNNCN# Music: @TAK_DRDR Vocals: @Kotoha_ktnh 3D Animation: @8x_garden Choreography: @bunkei_tk #ZZZ2ndANNI# #ZZZDREAMLAND#

‘Museum flythroughs are complex digital multimodal ensembles that use elevated camera angles, 3D animation, AI imagery and drone footage to ‘fly’ the viewer over and through a museum or exhibition… ‘ Read the article in full here -

👀 Sneak peek at my next game in @PlayAstrocade , Heroes Unleashed! All character animations were created with GPT-6 Astra using Blender MCP. Before Astra, I simply couldn’t get AI to pull off 3D animation like this. This feels like a whole new level of breakthrough. 🔥 #GameDev# #VibeCoding# #AI# #Astrocade# #GPT6# #Astra#

.@bryanbrinkman shares his thoughts on AI art "I use AI a lot for coding that helps my art become more dynamic" "It's a tricky question but it's a tool and everyone is going to lean on it to a degree" "When Pixar came out people said 3D animation was cheating" "Fighting against AI will be a losing battle"

Episode 3: at the pub Prompt: "Comedic multi-shot sketch. No music, natural sound and dialogue only, all in English. All nine stylized 3D clay-render characters from the reference sheets appear together in every shot. SHOT 1 [00:00-00:07]: All nine slouched along a western saloon bar in standoff silence, boots on the footrail, one hand tapping the wood. Black cap sunglasses man, deadpan: "Are we ordering?" Slow dolly along the bar. SHOT 2 [00:07-00:14]: Cut to the bartender's hands sliding nine tall bright pink milkshakes onto the counter — whipped cream, curly straws, tiny paper umbrellas. Black cap sunglasses man lifts his shades: "That's not what I ordered." Off-frame bartender: "Yes it is." Wide framing, all nine lean forward. SHOT 3 [00:14-00:20]: Cut to all nine drinking in grim synchrony, one long absurd slurp, then setting the glasses down together, pink foam on their moustaches. [pause] Beige cowboy hat man, quietly: "It's good." Leather cap man, without turning his head: "Shut up." Static wide shot, everyone stares straight ahead. Stylized 3D animation, warm poster-like color grading, cinematic lighting, expressive comedic timing."

Episode 2: laundry day Prompt: "Comedic multi-shot sketch. Bouncy accordion comedy music throughout, natural sound and dialogue. All eight stylized 3D clay-render characters from the reference sheets appear together in every shot. SHOT 1 [00:00-00:07]: All eight at a laundromat, staring at one washing machine that is violently shaking. Beanie beard man: 'Did anyone read the label?' Hoodie beanie man slowly hides a bottle of soap behind his back. SHOT 2 [00:07-00:14]: Cut to the room filling with foam up to their chests. Leather cap man wades through, deadpan: 'This is fine.' Bucket hat dreads man is doing backstroke. Handheld, low angle. SHOT 3 [00:14-00:20]: Cut to all eight sitting outside on the sidewalk covered in foam, wearing each other's shrunken clothes. Beige cowboy hat man: 'Mine fits better now.' Wide shot, slow pull out. Stylized 3D animation, warm poster-like color grading, cinematic lighting, expressive comedic timing."

into the spider-verse really is a love letter to the forms of art that get disparaged as not "real art". it shows off the very best of 3d animation, street art and graffiti, rap, and comic books and you can tell so much love and care went into portraying them at their most beautiful and impactful

“The jump from Wan2.7 to Wan3.0 is a real qualitative leap, with practical professional uses.” @JesusPlazaX took Wan3.0 for an extensive test drive in @Magnific Spaces — from character consistency and cinematic text-to-video to action, lip sync, promo videos, 3D animation styles, and multilingual prompts. See how Wan3.0 performs across creative workflows, and hear Jesus’ take on where the model really shines. Wan3.0 is now available on @Magnific. Try it yourself!