The Post Apocalyptic 3D Pop Culture Sculptures Created by Flip Hodas

Can you imagine what the pop culture sculptures would look like if they appeared in a post apocalyptic world such as Fallout 4? I can’t, but the following 3D creations should be a perfect answer.

Post Apocalyptic 3D Pop Culture Sculptures Created by Flip Hodas - Pac-Man

Flip Hodas, a freelance 3D artist from Czech Public fully presented his rich creativity with the 3D illustration series inspired by numerous icons from our familiar pop culture including Pac-Man, Hello Kitty, Space Invaders, Tetris, Play Station, LEGO bricks, and more. The artist meticulously recreated the pop culture sculptures with 3D software, and by filters and rendering, the creations have been perfectly combined into the scenes. Furthermore, the weathering and decay detailing highlights the theme of post apocalypse. BTW, we also found a way to combine two pop characters together.

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