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Re: The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge!
Hi
I notice 'If you're using concept art, please include credits to the artists as much as possible.' Does it mean that we can pick the subjects based on the field of any video game ? and modify it ?
i tend to pick character from lol . wonder if i were allowed ?
I notice 'If you're using concept art, please include credits to the artists as much as possible.' Does it mean that we can pick the subjects based on the field of any video game ? and modify it ?
i tend to pick character from lol . wonder if i were allowed ?
ayakiryu
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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2025
Hi everyone, new here! Just finished modelling one of my favorite (old) guns, SKS.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. You can check out more shots here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/4Nvmgl
I'll be adding more detail shots, breakdowns, texturing and UV in the future.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. You can check out more shots here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/4Nvmgl
I'll be adding more detail shots, breakdowns, texturing and UV in the future.
tangalex
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Re: [WIP] Old Arched house Environment
Nice update!
I'm a big proponent for using trim sheets... for trims. Not for large surfaces with tiled textures. So the cobblestone street for example is a worth using a tiled texture which is just stones alone. This gives you more variation and helps avoid repetitive patterns.
Another trick to avoid repetitive patterns is to mix two or more tiled textures together, using a trick like vertex painting. So you would create two or more versions of the cobblestone texture, and blend them together to create variation. Or blend in a dirty-cobble texture for the edges of the street where the gutters are, and occasionally in the middle where animals pooped or whatever.
So, just as one example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8ga2ijyZwA
I'm a big proponent for using trim sheets... for trims. Not for large surfaces with tiled textures. So the cobblestone street for example is a worth using a tiled texture which is just stones alone. This gives you more variation and helps avoid repetitive patterns.
Another trick to avoid repetitive patterns is to mix two or more tiled textures together, using a trick like vertex painting. So you would create two or more versions of the cobblestone texture, and blend them together to create variation. Or blend in a dirty-cobble texture for the edges of the street where the gutters are, and occasionally in the middle where animals pooped or whatever.
So, just as one example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8ga2ijyZwA
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Rima
Skinny guys are way too hard to sculpt!
This guy is seriously difficult. He's just got no shape....Not particularly fat, but little to no muscle to speak of, and so pale the lighting in the reference practically nuked what definition he might have had. In a word....Average. Which is good, because that's what I wanted to practice; it's no good only being able to understand the shapes of muscle men. But difficult. Nothing was quite as defined as I'd like for visibility, and with the amount of fat, the shape of the ribs and obliques were a lot less distinct than on the muscular guy, so I found it difficult working out just how to separate them to be just right. I don't think I got it quite right, but I do think I understand how I fucked it up, so my next try will probably be a little bit better. I ran out of free time today to work on it, so the back is basically not even started. That's a bad habit too, thinking about it; it's probably better if I follow muscles and groups round as I work, rather than doing a back and front as if they're separate.
Next one will be less shit. My understanding increased a little bit.
Rima
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BRAWL2 [Character] Electric Monk, kanga
The ultimate holy appliance in:
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
Just can't seem to find the time to pray 15 times a day? You need an Electric Monk."
"Electric Monks believe things for you, thus saving you from this increasingly onerous task.
Don't waste your precious time on all that God-stuff when you've got more important things to do,
let an Electric Monk prepare your path to heaven. Because you're worth it."
Unfortunately this Electric Monk had developed a fault, and had started to believe all kinds of things,
more or less at random. It was even beginning to believe things they'd have difficulty believing in Salt Lake City.
Douglas Adams
wip: book and hood
kanga
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BRAWL2[Character] Phoenix Ikki, Renanfabricio
After being rejected by her original host, Jean Grey, the Phoenix Force resumed its relentless search for a new vessel worthy of its immense power.
Amid the recent events that have shattered multiversal boundaries, the entity discovered a breach—one that allowed it to access realms previously unseen and far removed from its known domain.
It was in Ancient Greece that it encountered a worthy warrior, one who bore armor that magnified its fiery essence: Ikki.
Now, the Phoenix finally has the chance to rise from the ashes once more — this time, with a new purpose: to seek vengeance against Jean Grey and the X-Men.
Gonna update this ref sooner or later but wanted to share this idea.
Wish all the participants good luck and can't wait what you will come up with.
renanfab
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Re: LOW-POLY ART
Hell yeah ! Another great one @SamLoboda .
This is making me want to dive into a box of old backup CDRs to feast on some oldschool modeling and texturing tutorials ...
This is making me want to dive into a box of old backup CDRs to feast on some oldschool modeling and texturing tutorials ...
pior
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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2025
WIPeroni. Still need to finish the cassettes and work more on the presentation. Concept originally from Sheng Lam.
Danglebob
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Re: [WIP] Prince in the jar - 3D prop
Added more details and fixed his foot, now I will work on the crown and the jar 
meowjesty
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