Dribbble Shots of 2018: Part 1

posted on August 12, 2018, 10:32 AM

A viewport render of Dan sitting beside his Dribbble post
This is Dan, from my early Dribbble shots, as seen in Blender's viewport

At the end of 2017, I was invited to Dribbble. I was excited to be invited because this gave me a place to publicly experiment with new ideas for 2D and 3D digital art, characters, websites, animation, and working with new styles. It also gave me a new motivation to put more stuff out there and gain more practice. You can browse through them below and tap on them for a more detailed version of the shots on Dribbble. I've linked to related projects in the captions.

If you like what you see then visit my Dribbble and maybe follow me. The year's not over yet and the Fall semester, at time of writing, is about to begin so I'll be updating this page as I make new things.

Update: I've shared some more on Dribbble since this post and you can see more in part two!

Cartoon Ted making a slam dunk with the Dribbble ball
My first Dribbble shot, modified from Cartoon Ted
Dan, a lizard-human hybrid sitting at a computer desk at his office job
“Dan, the Man” as I sometimes like to call him.
Dan, a lizard-human hybrid in 3D along with two original sketches
Sketches of Dan alongside the finished project
Scared pillow with humanoid shadow hovering over it
Cause of death: asphyxiation
An eighth note that missed its cue and is now sitting at the bottom of the staff
Michelle the Treble is disappointed in Nate the Eighth
A tent in the middle of a forest for a festival
School project and contest for Cave Run Storytelling Festival
A burger with eyes and a fast food hat
Good Burger movie fanart. See more here.
Spoonful of Sugar website mockup. See the project here.
Okay Printing website. See the project here.
A logo consisting of four sheets of paper in the shape of a checkmark
Logo made for Okay Printing website. See more here.
An ordering form for the Okay Printing website
A mockup of the Okay Printing order form. See more here.
An isometric office view with chair and desktop computer
See the timelapse video on YouTube.