Severed Orc Head ( Low-Poly, Hand-Painted)

Matsmyrvold

My vision was create something that was gross but still fun and not scary.

I started with a rough Zbrush sculpt to get my base mesh and some shadow information. The Retopology and Baking were done in 3D-Coat. UV`s where done both in 3D-Coat and 3Ds Max.

For the painting base, I used my baked AO map as a guideline before it was later on painted over using both 3D-Coat and Photoshop.

For this prop, is made to act as two separate multi-purpose props so that the spear and head could be used different places.

Unlit Diffuse 
Texture size 512x512 
Head Tris Count: 782 
Spear Tris Count: 364

Marmoset 3D View:  https://www.artstation.com/artwork/qkqVD

marsilainen

Terrific work! It feels very weighty and I really like the subtle shading and lighting.

Matsmyrvold

marsilainen said:

Terrific work! It feels very weighty and I really like the subtle shading and lighting.

Thanks a lot

Nexam

This is really nice. Wow ready

Nuclear Angel

That looks really awesome man, only thing I feel is missing is that the spear should do some damage to the top of the skull and at least have some gore covering it =P 

Matsmyrvold

Nuclear Angel said:

That looks really awesome man, only thing I feel is missing is that the spear should do some damage to the top of the skull and at least have some gore covering it =P 

thanks:).These props are created to be two separate props; therefore there is no wound or blood. The spear should be able to be usable as a character's weapon as well. And the head should also be reusable in other places. Making this props limited to one purpose would be a waste of texture work and texture space. Game assets should be reusable

Nuclear Angel

Fair enough, I did not read through your OP properly "For this prop, is made to act as two separate multi-purpose props so that the spear and head could be used different places." So that makes lots of sense Great job on it, looks good. 

And of course that game assets should be reusable, I just did not read through the purpose of the props. My bad!