Pixel voxel loop
A little block world rendered small in 3D and blown up into hard pixels. It turns once in eight seconds and the last frame runs straight into the first, sized for a Spotify Canvas.
- How it is made
- Drawn in code
- Cost
- Free to render
- Mood
- playful
- Motion
- loop
- Good for
- canvas loop
- Made with
- blender
The recipe
6 rules, written as one block.
Paste it to Claude.
Members copy the recipe as one block. Claude, or any coding agent, draws this look from it.
Looks that sit near it
- Sculpted shadowbox reliefA deep box of sculpted pastel pieces at dawn, filmed by a camera that slides across it: a sun made of lit windows rises over stepped hills, trees bloom rosette by rosette, a train of beads rolls along piping between two portholes. Every piece is cut in tiers so it reads as rounded clay, and casts a soft shadow on what sits behind it.
- Toon dioramas in circle portalsOne object stays in the middle of the frame for a whole song while small toon-shaded 3D scenes open around it as circles on cream paper and close again; on each chorus they pack together into a planet. The people are moulded-plastic toy figures with one dark outline.
- ClaymationPlasticine aliens in a cardboard med bay, posed on twos: thumbprints, soft studio light, a cryopod.
- 16-bit pixel artA SNES-era racing game drawn at 320x180 in 46 colours, scaled up with crisp pixels.