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Re: Sketchbook: Eric Chadwick
Some sketching in the Dr. Sun Yat Sen classical Chinese garden in Vancouver.
Rainy day, but it was so peaceful, magical.
Rainy day, but it was so peaceful, magical.
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Eric Chadwick
Working on some iridescent sunglasses. Not sure yet which colors to use, though I think I prefer the warmer hues.
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Zetheros
decided to remove the pauldrons and arrow stopper. These will show up later as modular attachments if at all
Have a great week!
Have a great week!
zetheros
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Re: Sketchbook: Zetheros
No lowpoly yet, but more polish. Replaced the internals with synthetic digestive organs protected by a removable internal panel. Added rivets and hooks. This is a great example of how functionality drives aesthetics. Everything is designed with intention and not because it "just looks cool", and the art is better served because of it. There are two pages of notes in my developer notes about how these function in-game and lore-wise.
Have a great week!
Have a great week!
zetheros
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Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | May - June (102)
Hi! Wanted to try one of these for a while now, but always decided against it at the last moment.
I haven't done many (any?) projects where I had to follow [somebody else's] concept art, so I don't really know how much freedom of interpretation to exercise and how to do this properly. Any advice about how to proceed and what to change will be most appreciated!
Here's blockout so far:
It seemed to me this prop is made of movable parts, so I interpret it as something that needs to have it settings adjusted from time to time via upper axis "handles" (rotary dials?).
Unlike the concept, I made the "arches" disconnected from each other to allow for more independent movement when switching modes. I wonder if that's something I should change back...
And the scroll is short in this case, so it's simply rotates in the opposite direction when the mechanism is tilted.
The fire is planned to be a static ornament, because anything else is well outside my skillset at the moment - I wouldn't know where to start.
I haven't done many (any?) projects where I had to follow [somebody else's] concept art, so I don't really know how much freedom of interpretation to exercise and how to do this properly. Any advice about how to proceed and what to change will be most appreciated!
Here's blockout so far:
It seemed to me this prop is made of movable parts, so I interpret it as something that needs to have it settings adjusted from time to time via upper axis "handles" (rotary dials?).
Unlike the concept, I made the "arches" disconnected from each other to allow for more independent movement when switching modes. I wonder if that's something I should change back...
And the scroll is short in this case, so it's simply rotates in the opposite direction when the mechanism is tilted.
The fire is planned to be a static ornament, because anything else is well outside my skillset at the moment - I wouldn't know where to start.
stray
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Re: [WIP] Character | Fan Art | Mech Rekka
It has been a while, like a really long while but here is more progress of my mech
np1094
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Re: Sketchbook: Zetheros
Torso and upper arms done, including internal components. Currently sitting at 53,317 tris.
Have a great week!
Have a great week!
zetheros
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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2026
Gawd...think I've finally knocked my concept on the head
Spiffy li'l plugin tho, kept me engaged in the process at the very least also helped that the photo sourced box projected textures, were straightforward iterating as well as rolling your own plus for those interested in shader effects Holographic reflex sight reticle indepth tutorial.
(Note: didn't follow it, couldn't be bothered atm but will walkthru having a look once this shotgun thingy, is UVW'd, baked and ported into substance)
sacboi
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