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This indie developer is creating a woodcut-inspired 3D world with a free open-source game engine
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For illustrators and animators, game development can add another dimension to their work, allowing the viewer to explore their art style and enjoy it a more directly interactive way.
He's using an increasingly popular free and open-source game engine to invite people into his enchanting animated worlds.
He's gone from animating in Blender, the free 3D modelling software to creating a video game with his artwork in Godot Engine, one of the best game development software programs, and it looks beautiful.
He's working on a cosy 3D game with a similar art style.
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