Overview Cute Chef Avatar — a tiny culinary artist with an oversized hat, wooden spoon, and the confidence of a five-star chef. He’s part of the Cute People 3D series — stylized, compact, and instantly charming. Perfect for games, VRChat, or app mascots that could use a little extra flavor. ...
Overview The Drone Crawler — a scorpion-style robot creature built for action. This low-poly mechanical unit can play double duty: ally or adversary, drone or pet. It’s stylized, animated, and simple to integrate into any Unity project that needs a robotic lifeform with character. “Drone crawler, scorpion style. See preview game below for interaction with model.” Released originally in October 2017, this was one of LB3D’s early animated models made for real-time experimentation — light, efficient, and still going strong. ...
Overview Cute Coffee Man Avatar — the over-caffeinated office worker of the Cute People 3D collection. He’s polite, punctual, and very likely on his fifth cup before 9 a.m. The coffee stains? They’re part of the lore. You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store. ...
Overview Cute Asian Boat Merchant Avatar — a gentle, stylized character from the Cute People 3D collection. Dressed in traditional attire, holding a lantern and paddle basket, this character blends cultural charm with the approachable design language that defines the Cute People series. You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store. ...
Overview Semirealistic Rock Collection — a versatile pack of nineteen hand-painted rocks. Designed to bridge the gap between realism and stylized art, these assets blend perfectly into both realistic and toon-style environments. Each rock is modeled with low-poly simplicity and detailed through color and normal maps, providing efficient rendering even in large outdoor scenes. “Blends nicely for needs of realistic games as well as toon-style games.” Design Concept This set was made for artists who want flexibility without overcomplication. Every rock follows the same visual logic — geometric shapes softened by painterly textures — allowing them to fit seamlessly into natural environments, platformer levels, or fantasy ruins. ...
Overview Cute African Business Man Avatar — a bright, stylized character designed for Unity, VRChat, and apps that need professional polish with friendly charm. This model carries forward the Cute People 3D style — minimalist, warm, and instantly readable. You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store. ...
Overview Cute Asian Business Man Avatar — a stylized 3D character designed for VRChat, Unity games, and apps that need a professional yet approachable look. This avatar continues the Cute People 3D aesthetic — smooth, low-poly design with bright personality and accessibility across projects. You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store. ...
Overview The Helmet Bug — Black Smooth. A small, glossy-shelled creature designed as a simple, animated enemy for games that need fast, bite-sized foes. It’s deliberately understated — just enough animation and texture work to give it life, without overcomplication. Inspired by classic game designs, it fits perfectly into retro remakes, dungeon crawlers, and mobile titles. “Animations are super simple, made for simple interaction.” Design Concept The Helmet Bug is modeled with a smooth, rounded shell and understated animation to evoke the feel of low-poly enemies from early 3D eras. It’s meant to be spawned in groups — scuttling, bumping, and generally getting in the player’s way. ...
Overview Cute African Lady Avatar — a cheerful, stylized 3D character created for VRChat, Unity games, and mobile or desktop apps. This model continues the visual lineage of the Cute People series, originally illustrated in 2D, now brought into 3D with a smooth, simple charm. ...
Overview A maggot! Animated, detailed, and grotesquely perfect for horror, survival, or post-apocalyptic projects. This wriggling little monster is a medium-density animated mesh, ideal for crowd use or as a single repulsive centerpiece. “Keep it small, keep it active. They are creepiest that way.” Intended as a secondary character, prop, or simple enemy, the maggot strikes an uncanny balance between disgust and humor. When oversized, it becomes oddly cute — but when tiny and animated in numbers, it’s absolutely dreadful. ...