Video Game - Hand painted Creature
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I want to share a project that I work on my free time to practice the video game hand painted models.
I base on the great concept from Baldi Konijn. Hope you find something interesting on it, critics and comments are so welcome. And I'll be glad to answer any question regarding the process, tools or tips to develop this kind of models and texture if you have some.
Concept by: Baldi Konijn https://exomemory.deviantart.com/art/Crawler-concept-626623226
I made a rough 3D sculpture to base the main forms, but I continue tweak proportions and shapes on the low poly.
Low poly: 5,726 triangles
1 UV set of 2K
And this is the final model with its hand painted texture:
I base on the great concept from Baldi Konijn. Hope you find something interesting on it, critics and comments are so welcome. And I'll be glad to answer any question regarding the process, tools or tips to develop this kind of models and texture if you have some.
Concept by: Baldi Konijn https://exomemory.deviantart.com/art/Crawler-concept-626623226
I made a rough 3D sculpture to base the main forms, but I continue tweak proportions and shapes on the low poly.
Low poly: 5,726 triangles
1 UV set of 2K
And this is the final model with its hand painted texture:
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Thanks for taking the time to leave your comments. About your questions;
-I use 3D Coat majority to make the textures and also Photoshop for color corrections, light and shadow balance, etc.
2-For this one I don't bake maps, but for a more serious model I do, I make a clean high poly, retopo the low poly on it and from there extract maps like: AO, normal map, World space map and work those maps to establish a base gray scale volume texture and start texturing.
You can watch what I'm taking about here on one model that I made (page 2):
http://polycount.com/discussion/194184/riot-creative-contest-2017-character-art-ekko-renaissance/p2
And also, you can find some interesting tutorial that use this maps as I mention:
https://cubebrush.co/marketplace?resource=tutorials&categories=18&product_id=qt8ow
Hope this info can be useful
Have a good one!
Cheers!