I created this plushie using a series of rounded cubes that were subdivided and sculpted into shape. To achieve the melting ice cream effect, I masked out the top portions and inverted the selection (Ctrl + I), allowing me to sculpt the drips and folds while preserving the smooth upper surface. 

The chocolate drizzle was made with a Bezier curve, snapping it to the mesh surface using the nearest face option for a natural flow. For materials, I applied a plush carpet texture combined with color gradients to emulate the softness of fabric toys. Lighting and reflections were set with the Mid Morning Puresky 4K HDRI.

This plushie was modeled from a rounded cube, sculpted and textured to create a soft, fabric-like surface. The facial features were achieved with simple but effective methods: the eyes and cheeks were created using  a shrinkwrap modifier. 

The mouth and arms were formed with Bezier curves for smooth, controllable shapes. The gradient coloration and plush texture give the character its warm “sunset” look, emphasizing softness and many attempts at the claw machine.

This cutie was built almost entirely from rounded cubes, sculpted and reshaped to form its soft, toy-like appearance. The feet were sculpted to capture a playful, plush texture, while the beak and wings were simplified for charm and clarity. 

Using LoopTools’ circle option in edit mode, I created the cutout for the paint palette accessory, paired with a small brush to add to its artistic theme. Consistent plush textures and gentle gradients tie Milky Birb together, giving him the feel of a collectible toy while showcasing personality through props and expression.