Example “Spot the differences”
None participating entry!
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That is a thing of beauty!
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That’s a really good subject idea - it’ll be fun to see what people come up with =)
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this is a fantastic theme, bravo
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Quick Edit of an older project. Haven´t been using blender for a while, but trying to come back to it. Have fun spotting the differences. 
Hints
Book
Carpet
Lable
Spraycan (3 Differences)
Towel
Tea Light Oven (3 Differences)
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I feel like this theme could be an ongoing series in and of itself 
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Darn, only found 9
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Spoilers
- Floor
- Table legs
- Monitor stand
- Mouse
- Headphones
- PC
- Blue book on 2nd shelf from the top
- Bookshelf
- Chair arms
- Lever on chair
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Some of them are very nice visual differences!
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that rug’s placement will bother me a lot 
this is not a safe setup 
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Maybe 1 or 2 changes went a bit too subtle. Added some hints now 
Thx. Ha! The missing one was too obvious
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Here’s something a touch trickier than normal!
10 differences to find (or 9 - like a cat’s lives - if you don’t count what the reader did with that pencil crayon). All of them are within the open pages, and the titles and page curling are excluded from that.
There was just no way I could let this week’s subject go without contributing something, and I needed the assets anyway for a Godot project, but I really didn’t think I could actually make a scene like this. Comfort zone challenges are good! =)
Solutions (ordered from top to bottom, and all with spoiler tags):
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Rocky planet moved up
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Blue planet rings flipped
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Brown planet missing a moon
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Bottom-most thrusterball on cat ship is recoloured
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Flying saucer dome is recoloured
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Flying saucer moved
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Flying saucer light-trail shortened
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Spelling error: the–>tha
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confused–>amused
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bonus: “Meow” written in the shout balloon =3
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Rather too many differences?
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Maybe?
To clarify, I’d treat the grungy material of the texture as one single “difference”. Giving away part of answer, lol, but hopefully that helps.
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We @BlenderCollab have a few days to vote. You can vote fast but also think slowly about design, colors, technique, difficulty, subject, realism, etc. Choose consciously and not on your entry.
The new subject week 9 “Exploration” has already started. The winner of this week’s “Spot the difference” challenge may select a subject for next week 46 and win a badge.
Spot the difference
0 voters
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@CoreyKnecht Congratulations on your creative solution for the “Spot the Differences” Collab. I like this because it’s not that obvious, two copies of a scene. Also, the differences were ‘Confused’ …
- anastasions - Such a beautiful and girly scene. It has a great color palette and the differences are well done. the scene is very busy in details which makes searching more difficult. An excellent “Spot the Differences” example.
- Willrun - Classic approach. Effective but also easy to spot the differences.
- Kasimir - The carpet! Missed that object … why I don’t know. Maybe too obvious You had the time to complete the scene (background walls …
- CypherPoet - “Find the 10 none differences …”
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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Thanks everyone, and thank you Pete for your feedback! This was a really fun project to design and put together =)
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