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The execution of systemd (wallpapers)

Since blender got added to the repos recently, I decided to make some wallpapers ;D
Though the only experience that I have with 3d is making a donut like 4 years ago. So it it took me around 8 hours to finish all of this :P

Hope you like it!

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Nice work!
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

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Reply #2 –
Nice ! ;D

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Reply #3 –
It looks like a knife in a block of cheese; some profuse bleeding would make the intent more obvious and the result more interesting.
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It looks like a knife in a block of cheese; some profuse bleeding would make the intent more obvious and the result more interesting.
Yeah, I actually have a version like that! Though decided to see how stuff goes before posting it ;)
Here are all of the files: https://drive.filen.io/f/26be28c4-fe49-4451-ada0-86a6171de618#yTVjTCgtfUpRqKoiGVYZoR5O2dewgq7q
But it looks more like a wound. I tried modeling more blood, but that turned out to be a pain... though I found a tutorial about it, so if anything works out I'll add it to the link above

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LP's head ?

Or is that going too far!  :)

Nice work. I wouldn't know where to start.

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Well now we know where the death threats have been coming from  :o