Meet some of Domestika's Instagram top 3D modelers and animators
3D modeling and animation are disciplines with a bright future ahead. Used in cinema, advertising, social networks, and even art galleries, these three-dimensional sculptures that come to life continue to leave us all in awe.
Each artist has their own different techniques and style, but they all have one thing in common: they put countless hours (sometimes even days) into the smallest details in order to achieve perfection. Even the most minimalist work has a high level of complexity and requires focus and expertise in several creative areas.
Do you want to discover the many faces of 3D and animation? This list of artists who stood out on Domestika's Instagram in 2020 is the place to start. They create characters and entire worlds using only software and incredible skills!
Alex Z (@ghost3dee)
Alex Z is a 3D animator who creates fantastic scenes with organic and natural movements, confusing even the most skeptical observer.
Thomas Berard (@thomas_berard_)
This 3D artist uses Blender as a platform to convey how humans are being harmed by the very technology they create.
Murat Yıldırım (@muartive)
A Turkish artist that began his artistic career painting and only recently entered the world of digital creations. Despite this, you can say that his vast experience helped him develop an impressive style.
Javad Sadeghi (@evokedform)
This 3D artist and multidisciplinary designer uses his Instagram space to experiment with different animation techniques and study different styles. His works are organic and bring very great realism to scenes that seem to have been taken from dreams.
Steven Baltay (@realimposter)
The work of this American artist revolves around surrealism and organic forms that evoke a mixture of feelings, including surprise, disgust, and satisfaction.
Deema Egorov (@deema.egorov)
This Russian artist is an illustrator specializing in Concept Art and character creation. Her job is to create imaginary characters and bring them to life, be they cute animals or people.
Antoni Tudisco (@antonitudisco)
A German artist that creates realistic and extremely complex pieces using 3D modeling and CGI techniques.
Hadi Karimi (@hadikarimi.art)
His super realistic 3D works show every strand of hair, shadows, and even pores and scars as if they were a portrait or video.
MR E® (@mregfx)
The name "MR E" comes from the word MYSTERY. Playing with everyday objects and situations, this 3D artist produces fantastic visual experiences that you just can't take your eyes off.
Irakli Nadar (@iraklinadar)
With incredible attention to detail, lighting, colors, and strokes, this Georgian artist paints portraits so realistic that they can easily be confused with photographs.
Frederic Duquette (@fvckrender)
This Canadian artist has been creating daily content on his Instagram for more than four years, with forms intervening in public places and 3D modeling that go beyond reality and challenge the viewer's understanding.
Ruye (@ruye_ruye)
Ruye creates objects, scenery, and contexts outside of reality but uses all the realism that only 3D modeling can achieve.
Agustín Arroyo (@flowalistik)
Agustín Arroyo creates and develops digital manufacturing projects for large companies such as Ultimaker or Prusa Research. His work is focused on accessibility, functionality, and sustainability.
REK0DE (@rek0de)
Those who like surreal scenes will find this artist inspiring. In each of his projects, he manages to merge reality with virtual elements and an unprecedented explosion of colors.
Silvia Casali (@puffypuffpuff_)
This character designer and 3D artist describes herself as "creator of cute things," and that, we must say, is 100% accurate.
Sebastian JM (@nox.cg)
This Chilean artist took his first steps in the 3D world when he was only 16 years old. His designs range from imaginary creatures to fanart and even 3D versions of pop stars.
Andreas Wannerstedt (@wannerstedt)
Playing with organic textures and color palettes, Andreas creates sophisticated and whimsical pieces with the intention of "evoking a strangely mesmerizing feeling that leaves the viewer relaxed and even meditative".
Marc-Aurélien (@mbg_core)
After discovering all the possibilities of After Effects, this French artist started exploring Cinema 4D and hasn't stopped creating since. He is always looking to create something that triggers powerful emotions and feelings in those watching his videos.
Javier Jaén (@javier_jaen)
The work of this Spanish artist is full of symbolism and playful use of language. He develops narrative scenarios related to everyday experiences.
Friedrich Neumann (@friedrich.neumann)
In his video series called Relatable Fails, Friedrich creates small scenarios showing frustrating moments from everyday life, such as a key not fitting in a lock.
Guille Llano (@guille_llano)
Influenced by the world of architecture, this Spanish artist entered the advertising world, where he discovered audiovisual design and began to engage in production projects.
Did you like these artists? Do you have any other suggestions? Leave your comments below, and don't miss the opportunity to check out Domestika's 3D and animation courses.
English version by @angeljimenez
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