Ghost in the Shell, the Major
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Doing a version of the Major, based on the new version of the major from the new movie.
Included a couple of poses I tried out, eventually went with B because it was easier to read.
Still working on the likeness, but everything is now in zbrush and blocked in so just a matter of putting it together.
Included a couple of poses I tried out, eventually went with B because it was easier to read.
Still working on the likeness, but everything is now in zbrush and blocked in so just a matter of putting it together.
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Cheerio
@TeriyakiStyle - not sure about the print. I'd like to do one, but I don't really have time right now to learn the ins and outs of making models for print.
Looks like a cheap american-made rip-off.
We all know that Americans can't built cute robots, only the Japanese can do it.
>:)
But to be honest i can't find much to criticize.
The likeness is well done. If there is something which could be modeled better i don't see it.
The pose is more personal taste, i guess.
I like pose B the most, but it is very static. I would have shifted her weight more on one leg so she stands slightly off center, which would curve her spine a little bit. Basically (i would) make a more sexy pose or a more dynamic one, like as if she is right before sprinting or jumping.
What is that thing she is holding in her hand? I hope its a severed Cyborg head - if its a HMD/VR device i would kindly advice to not go overboard with the cables and tubes. (its cyberpunk, put more cables and tubes on it, goddamit >:) )
Thats all i can say without seeing shaders and textures and shit.
Otherwise, face silhouette and mouth are pretty great !
Keep it up !
That amazing man, must have been an honor to work on a movie like GITS. Out of curiosity, how much scanning is involved in something like that?
This is killer work. There are a couple of things bugging me about her face though. And while it could be the uncanny valley effect, i think it can be pushed a little further still.
Firstly, it's a nightmare trying to find neutral faces for this woman. Here's one of the best i found:
Her chin is slightly flatter than what you've made, i think the jaw angle in general needs to be a little shallower as well, and there's definitely a slight asymmetry there, with the jaw pulled to one side.
Realizing there are slight difference in the angle of her face, and camera perspective etc... It looks to me like her nostril could use a little more work, your planes are slightly off in comparison. but the most noticeable thing to me is her nose.
There's some definite angling to the nose that you're missing.
Looking forward to seeing this finished man!
ill check to see I'm not making the same mistakes you pointed out with the new one, which I probably am, her face is definitely not there yet either way.
Ill also try try to add some more orthographic shots in case anyone spots stuff.
Again, appreciate it.
Took me awhile, but shes finished. Glad be done, although I thought her in-movie outfit was a fun concept to work with. Some areas, like the shoes, don't match the movie, I was just changing where I didn't have detail or just felt like it.
Sorry for the huge image dump, and sorry that these are in no particular order.
Congrats on finishing this, was totally worth the wait!
@Mitchellangelo
I used Maya nhair, then converted that into polygons and exported to zbrush. I wasn't sure how thick I wanted the hair, so using nhair gave me the control to change it. I could change a couple sliders and reduce the number of hairs and make them thicker, or increase the number and make them thinner. Made it easier to find the medium, and also control the style, until I had it locked in.