arjun988/blender-skills

Analog Found Footage Horror applies VHS, CRT, and documentary horror aesthetics to Blender shots. Use it for handheld or security-cam framing, tape damage, tracking lines, and other subtle camera imperfections.

Animation creates game-ready motion in Blender for locomotion, combat, mechanical, and camera work. Use it for blocking, Graph Editor cleanup, constraints, NLA export, and MCP-assisted keyframing.

Anime Style defines Blender art direction for cel-shaded characters and props with hard color breaks, clean silhouettes, and anime proportion language. Use it for toon lookdev and graphic shadow setups instead of soft PBR rendering.

Apocalypse Worlds provides Blender art direction for apocalyptic and dystopian environments, including post-apocalyptic, zombie city, alien invasion, post-human, and utopian contrast sets. Use it when building ruined or collapse-themed scenes.

Archviz creates architectural visualizations in Blender for interiors, exteriors, and simple walkthroughs. Use it for real-world scale modeling, camera setup, materials, lighting, and still or animation delivery via MCP.

Asset Optimization validates Blender assets for polycount, topology, UVs, materials, naming, and performance before export. Use it for cleanup, LOD generation, and scene-wide game-ready checks via MCP.

Biome Worlds guides Blender environment art direction for climates and settings such as underwater, desert, arctic, jungle, underground, and floating islands. Use it to shape palette, fog, vegetation density, and material wear.

Blender Director plans and coordinates Blender asset work before specialist skills take over. Use it for new assets, reference matching, export decisions, and multi-discipline production workflows.

Blender Modeler handles Edit Mode modeling, modifiers, collections, cleanup, and precision workflows in Blender via MCP. Use it for blockouts, non-destructive mesh edits, scene organization, and handing off to specialist skills.

Body Horror guides Blender art direction toward flesh wrongness, mutation, fusion, and uncanny material changes. Use it when you want anatomy, surfaces, and forms to feel unsettling but still recognizable.

Brutalist Mood guides Blender architecture and scene composition toward raw concrete, monumental scale, and austere layouts. Use it when you want a brutalist visual direction with few materials and a human-scale contrast.

Camera Cinematography covers framing, lens choice, composition, depth of field, and camera movement in Blender. Use it for shot-ready stills, turntables, and animated moves that need intentional camera language.

Cartoon Style guides Blender work toward readable shapes, bold colors, and graphic silhouettes for games and animation. Use it for exaggerated characters or props when realism and micro-detail are not the goal.

Character Archetypes locks silhouette, materials, and proportion language for a role or race before modeling in Blender. Use it for fantasy ancestries, horror creatures, sci-fi body types, and role-based character kits.

Character Artist models human and humanoid characters with animation-ready topology in Blender. Use it for anatomy, facial loops, clothing, hair, and stylized or realistic game assets.

Chibi Style defines chibi and SD character proportions for Blender, with oversized heads, simplified anatomy, and cute silhouette rules. Use it when art directing stylized character models.

Cloth Sim guides garment blockout, cloth simulation, pin groups, and baking to shape keys or caches in Blender. Use it for draping clothing, settling sim before export, and preparing engine-friendly results.

Collision Proxy authoring for game physics and blocking volumes in Blender via MCP. Use it to build simple collider meshes, convex hulls, capsules, and engine-specific UCX/UHX naming.

Comic Book Style guides Blender scenes toward comic and graphic-novel framing with strong ink-like contrast, halftone cues, and hero poses. Use it when you want renders or models that read like panel art.

Compositing provides Blender compositor workflows for beauty stacks, pass recombination, grading, glare, and delivery outputs. Use it for final shot composites from Cycles or Eevee and for EXR-based review and archive outputs.

Cosmic Eldritch Horror gives Blender art direction for creating incomprehensible, Lovecraftian scenes with impossible scale and non-Euclidean cues. Use it when you want horror imagery that stays suggestive rather than fully revealing the creature or space.

Cozy Wholesome Mood defines a warm, gentle visual direction for Blender assets and scenes. Use it for safe clutter, rounded forms, soft lighting, and peaceful camera framing.

Creature Artist guides Blender creature modeling with anatomy, muscle flow, and rig-aware topology. Use it for blockouts, fantasy monsters, aliens, and animation-ready organic assets via MCP.

Dark Gritty Mood guides Blender scenes toward dark, gritty, rusty, abandoned, and melancholic looks. Use it when shaping lighting, palette, and surface wear for a bleak industrial mood.

Dream Surreal Mood guides Blender scenes toward dreamlike, surreal, mysterious, mystical, hopeful, and chaotic atmospheres. Use it for stylized scene direction with logic bending, scale play, soft physics, and symbolic props.