Королевский охранник из советского мультфильма Бременские музыканты, 1969.
Во время песни бравых солдат он плелся позади и причитал: "Ох, рано, встает охрана."


Royal guard from the Soviet cartoon The Bremen Town Musicians, 1969.
During the song of the brave guards, he trailed behind and lamented, "Oh, how early, the guards get up."

All sources here
https://boosty.to/chair

Royal guard

Anthropomorphic whistle  in the shape of two dwarf musicians: one plays a small box drum with his right hand, while the other, positioned slightly behind the first, holds a rattle (chinchín) in his left hand. Both wear cloth headdresses, earspools, necklaces, and maxtatl loincloths.

 IDAEH Cultural Property No.  16.2.5.0956
 
www.fundacionrutamaya.org

Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project.

3D model made using Artec Space Spider

Figurine Dwarf Musicians

Polychrome drum of the type known as Pax, classified as an “arm drum.” The surface is decorated with ten figures identified as musicians and dancers.  Within the latter group, a principal dancing figure is depicted performing with two sticks tipped with pompons, wearing a knotted maxtatl and a feathered headdress. Behind him, three seated figures appear to observe him with open mouths, as if singing; one of them holds a turtle shell. In front of the dancer, a procession of three figures advances toward him, wearing textile headdresses and jaguar-skin skirts, and carrying what appear to be rattles in their hands. Probably from the Alta and Baja Verapaz region. The piece has been restored.
 IDAEH Cultural Property No. 1.2.179.0155
www.fundacionrutamaya.org

Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project.

Drum

Ceramic figure known as "The Musician", representing a man sitting with his legs crossed and holding a rattle with his left hand. The character wears paint on his face (red and yellow), ornaments on his arms, and a three-strand necklace (with clay balls applied). His ears are pierced with expanders with decorated edges. He wears a helmet or cap and a loincloth tied at the back. His back shows visible vertebrae or body decoration with piercing, inlay and scarring.
 IDAEH Cultural Property No. 1.2.179.0064
www.fundacionrutamaya.org

Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project.

3D model made in RealityScan; Total # of images: 306

Musician with a Rattle

The 3D model of the best country musician and personal friend of mine who also happens to appear in Playhouse Culprit is here!
This model of Mr. Ball includes all 52 facial shape keys and the iconic "Intervention Group" vest that he wears in his Challenge where Laci and Dóra send him into a rundown shanty to get the money back from the freeloader squatters that invaded the place. Share your fanmade creations with me!

Mr. Ball

# Original Dimebag Darrel's guitar DEAN ML '84
*From the **PANTERA** band*

**NOT AN EXACT COPY**

3D model made with care and respect to the one of the greatest metal musicians and huge love to the heavy music.

The model is **available for free** for your personal projects!
Please use it properly under stated **license**.

*To use UDIMs workflow simply re-assign the model to a single material. This is caused by Sketchfab limitations.*

Feel free to share with me your projects that you used my model in!

The Dean From Hell

**Generate custom synthesizers with Geometry Nodes.**

SYNTHGEN is a Modular Synth Visualizer addon for Blender that provides an intuitive toolset for generating unique 3D modular synthesizer models.

Using Blender's geometry nodes, SYNTH-GEN allows for randomized generation of modules, knobs, buttons, and components to enable the creation of unlimited modular synth designs.

Musicians can use SYNTH-GEN to quickly mock up modular rigs for videos and album art. 3D artists can explore abstract geometries and conceptual instruments. Synth enthusiasts can experiment with different virtual setups. Game developers can generate procedural modular assets. And Blender users get access to new creative nodes potential.

Whether you need to iterate modular concepts quickly, visualize hypothetical rigs, or explore new modular design spaces, SYNTHGEN delivers an intuitive procedural workflow right within Blender.

you can get the addon on the link below!

https://bit.ly/47MLXV1

SYNTHGEN-V1 O2

Whistle depicting a smiling male figure with a cheerful expression. In his right hand he holds a rattle (chinchín), suggesting that he may represent a musician. He wears long hair adorned with a cloth diadem, pendant ear ornaments (possibly feathers), and a necklace with a horizontal pectoral tied at the front. The skirt he wears features multiple horizontal folds with knots at the front. The piece appears to represent an act of self-sacrifice, as a knife or blade pierces the male member. Mold-made with hand-finished details, with red paint applied to the body and blue to the jewelry and garments.

 IDAEH Cultural Property No.  1.2.144.1432
 
www.fundacionrutamaya.org

Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project.

3D model made using Artec Space Spider"

Whistle Figurine

Figurine  in the form of two musicians. The man, standing, holds a rattle (chinchín) in his right hand, while the woman, positioned to his left and slightly inclined, plays a small drum with her right hand. Details of both figures attire are painted blue. The man wears a long cloth headdress falling backward and a hip cloth, while the woman is dressed in a huipil and skirt. Both wear round earspools.

 IDAEH Cultural Property No.  16.2.5.1111
 
www.fundacionrutamaya.org

Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project.

3D model made in RealityScan; Total # of images: 324

Figurine

Andrea Harsell is a talented musician servicing Northwestern Montana.   

Performance artist with her guitar.  Singer, songwriter, artist.

Andrea Harsell performance artist guitar

This model is based on the cover of the album Tubular Bells, the debut album by British musician Mike Oldfield, released on May 25, 1973 by Virgin Records and recorded between 1971 and 1973 at The Manor (England). The record is composed of two long pieces, one on each side of the original vinyl, and incorporates elements of progressive rock, classical music, folk, and experimental music. The cover, designed by Trevor Key, depicts a distorted metallic tubular bell floating against a cloudy sky, with no text in the original edition—an image that has been preserved, with variations, in later reissues. Other 3D music covers in: https://artmonite.com/en/product-category/otros-productos/2d-2-3d-we-love-music/

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells

A four-string gusle – złóbcoki (gęśliki) – formerly the essential instrument of every highlander band. They were made of a single piece of wood. They have a navicular shape and a narrow resonating body with a neck. They terminate in a pin chamber with a head in the shape of a long-haired highlander’s head. The instrument was made of a piece of sycamore wood; the additions are made of ebony wood.
The gusle on display was made by Stanisław Czepiel (born in 1936) – the last luthier in the Pieniny region, a graduate of the Conductors School at the Academy of Music in Kraków, a musician and luthier. 

ID no.: MNS/MS/1126 - E

Time and place of creation: 2003, Krościenko nad Dunajcem, Poland

Museum: Nowy Sącz District Museum

https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/2450

Digitalisation: RDW MIC, Virtual Małopolska project

Gusle

Musician sitting. Well, she is standing. I dont know. Enjoy!
And let me credit https://sketchfab.com/vaclavmarena for a great job!

Music I

The legendary Metallica ex-bassist Cliff Burton has been an icon in the metal world for decades, with some of his most prolific work being played on and recorded with this just as iconic custom Rickenbacker 4001. Cliff made this instrument fully his own with the replacement of the two stock single coil pickups, in favour of a Gibson humbucker and Seymor Duncan Jazz bass pickup, creating a tone like no other.
However, in this rendition of the instrument, it hasn't been carefully preserved in a museum, but rather continued to be used, getting worn down and rather filthy over its lifetime. The rubbed-off varnish and paint on the body and neck tell the story of a player, or players, who have improved and grown as musicians through this one-of-a-kind bass guitar, while the rust and wear around the electronics, the pickguard and the edges of the wood suggest that this piece didn't just sit in a lonely room gathering dust, but that it has travelled and experienced all sorts of environments, forever engrained within.

Cliff Burton's bass has seen some better days

Drum of the type known as a “tun”, carved from chicozapote wood. Its form consists of the body, arms, and legs of a figure, although the details of the facial features are no longer discernible due to wear. The drum is hollow and features a tongue on the front, which produced sound through its vibration. Based on the condition of the wood, it is likely that the piece was found in contact with water, possibly in a cave context. Some indigenist scholars also refer to this type as a “hand tun.” A Maya musician considers that, being handheld, it may have accompanied dancers and associated its sound with the beating of the heart.

 IDAEH Cultural Property No. 16.2.5.0181
 
www.fundacionrutamaya.org

Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project.

3D model made using Artec Space Spider

資源庫

關於這些資源