with lighter sky and I made the central bird more yellow
@VVruba I couldn’t come up with an interesting scene with cats and dogs, so I had to leave them. For some reason, the birds immediately came up with a nest and a tree
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Maybe the cats are hunting the birds and the dogs are hunting the cats? 
Still I like the scene, maybe could use a bit of post processing to make it even better, bloom depth of field, vignette etc.
idk if addon usage is allowed (that does heavy lifting of voxelization), but I did use it on my old catapult mech model, and after tweaking it I rendered this:
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@anastasions I haven’t wrapped my brain around Voxel work as yet, but I’m loving what you’ve produced here, especially the ladies high heels and the roller skates. 
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I’ll submit now in case I don’t finish in time, like last week. Still want to work on lighting and better color details. The skull is reused from an old project. Everything else I made this week.
EDIT:
More of a voxel style ground plus cycles lighting.
And lastly a little bit of color variation.
And that’s it for me 
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All of the animals are very recognizable even though you used such few blocks. You really got the voxel style spot on, and did it manually too. I love them!
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I found a pokemon (that I forgot I made) lying around, so decided to make a little scene for it.
I used geometry node's distribute points in volume node to convert it into voxels. The method looks like it has some potential to be used for animation.
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Voxel Style
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@Gordon congratulations on winning this competitive Collab week with many participants. You’ve created a beautiful bright, sunny, creative dessert scene. Good composition and level of asset details.
General observation:
Voxels are like screen pixels. While they are 3D in shape, the 6 faces contain the same color (variance). Voxels don’t rotate, Voxels do have the same size (scale). Voxels fit the grid.
- Kzanna - such a lovely scene. You’ve managed to create animals (foxes, dogs) in their essence. Great achievement. I think your birds are a bit blended in color. Play with color variance in voxels.
- VVruba - Colorful illustration, can be a wallpaper. I think the background is too noisy. It distracts from the main subject.
- anastasions - You go with the flow … Great assets, The yellow boots are distracting (emphasizing) due to the color. I like the black accents on the controller better, more like tiny details.
- HobbyPirates - Great scene, lot of details. Maybe too many and due to the color schema, difficult to see (separate). Assets are blending in, like the monster in the middle. A different distinctive color would help.
- zeRgenTa - Love your bushes, really! Your scene lighting is very nice in my opinion. No hard shadows, so the voxels look great. They do have a bit of bevel (my choice also). It give a nice texture to flat surfaces.
- Cows - Nice action scene! Add more car destruction, more details, and more havoc … Makes it more interesting. I think the scale of voxels used to be too diverse. Road railing vs. cars.
- bOBan - I think the charm of voxels is in using them in organic shapes. While a voxel is still a cube or rectangle combining them as such, makes no difference. Maybe the mech as a subject wasn’t the best choice. But I do think if these were recognizable as LEGO bricks …
Note: I don’t want to offend anyone. I try to write down positive ideas and visions in my simple use of the English language. I am also sometimes more inspired by a particular subject or solution. I’m also learning from you!
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So many submissions this week, thanks people. It feels good to see people engage in a topic I picked.
As @FedPete has mentioned there were some misunderstandings in how voxels work, but I think it’s fine to bend the rules for some creative freedom. The only thing that bothered me a little was the inconsistency in scale.
In a single object that’s true and I suppose it’s true for “real” voxels but as part of a bigger object or a game, it’s not uncommon to rotate them. It depends on the setting.
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I’m happy that you introduced this subject. Keep on coming up with interesting stuff like this!
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