antonpixstudio

12/09/2025

Let’s be honest. I’ve dreamt of this since I filled the ranks of the fellow Tolkien fans. Being able to create your own visual on the favorite book and then bringing it to life with ai is so satisfying! 🍃

26/07/2025

Finally, technology has evolved to the point where I can bring my own Tolkien fan movie to life.
Based on my old sketches, I created the 3D environment in Blender. Then I animated it in Kling.ai.

I’m thrilled to share the result with you!

26/07/2025

Finally, technology has evolved to the point where I can bring my own Tolkien fan movie to life.
Based on my old sketches, I created the 3D environment in Blender. I then refined the character in Kling.ai and polished him into realistic portrait using Krea.ai. After that, I combined the character with the environment back in Kling.ai.

I’m thrilled to share the result with you!

21/07/2025

This is a personal project based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s lore, where I experiment with 3D modeling in Blender and generate videos from key frames and reference images. Since most outputs are limited to 5–10 seconds, I’ve combined them with real‑time viewport renders in Blender. Moreover, these longer renders aren’t just simple upscales—they refine the rough, untextured viewport captures by adding atmospheric and lighting effects with AI. The intention is to keep 3D scene complexity and render times low, while letting AI handle the intricate details and finish. It’s a long road ahead, but I’m excited to learn how to create high‑quality cinematic videos lasting 20–30 seconds.

09/10/2024

I've recreated the cover image for my old case for Fiesta Bar on Behance. Is it important to revise old projects' representation once in a while? What do you think?

This project aims to popularize Mexican food In Tbilisi - the Capital of the country with its own millennia-long culinary tradition.We decided to draw attention not only to the food itself but also to the rich cultural tradition of Mexica.What comes into your mind when you think of Mexica? Cruel and...

27/09/2024

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26/09/2024

Hey-hey! Here’s a fresh fantasy-inspired AI experiment! This time, I wanted to illustrate one of my favorite Tolkien fan-fiction stories. It’s called Beyond the Dusk, and it focuses on the Beren and Lúthien story as told in The Silmarillion.

This illustration captures the moment when Finrod Felagund is imprisoned by Sauron in Tol-in-Gaurhoth. I started with an old drawing of mine and trained the AI on this image to help bring the vision to life.

Let me know what you think!

18/09/2024

AI generative art is a hot topic, with many artists saying you don’t need to be an artist to create convincing art with AI. I’d like to share my experiments with AI in an attempt to create an illustration for the book The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula LeGuin.

In the book, the cargo vehicles are described as big, bulky, quiet-running, barge-like electric trucks on caterpillar treads. The description is fairly vague, leaving a lot of room for interpretation.

I began by asking ChatGPT for the vehicle description (which, surprisingly, it knew!) and used the DALLE engine to generate an image. The result, however, was far from what I had in mind. So, I switched to Stylar and continued experimenting. After several iterations, I got closer to my vision, but the details—especially the functional parts—looked strange and not very practical.

I decided to refine the image using the Matte Painting technique, incorporating photo references to fix the machine details.

In total, it took me about 6 hours to create this image. While it’s far from perfect, the process was significantly faster than traditional drawing or creating a full 3D model. I’m still amazed by how much AI accelerates the creative process, though the artistic input remains essential for achieving a specific vision.

30/08/2024

“Where the Esgalduin flowed and parted Neldoreth from Region, there rose in the midst of the forest a rocky hill, and the river ran at its feet. There they made the gates of the hall of Thingol, and they built a bridge of stone over the river, by which alone the gates could be entered. Beyond the gates wide passages ran down to high halls and chambers far below that were hewn in the living stone, so many and so great that the dwelling was named Menegroth, the Thousand Caves.”

I finally made it! I recreated my old concept art almost completely in 3D Blender.

30/07/2024

The traditional Imeretian woman’s costume is a stunning display of color and craftsmanship. Originating from the western region of Georgia, this attire is known for its rich embroidery and vibrant hues. The Imeretian dress often features intricate patterns and delicate details, making it both beautiful and culturally significant.

The traditional costume typically includes a long, flowing dress with wide sleeves, a wide embroidered belt, and a headscarf, all adorned with beautiful designs that tell stories of the region’s heritage.