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It starts May 12, and ends Oct 17. Let's see what you got!
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Re: [WIP] [UE4] Futuristic Sewer Thing
After 5 years here's the finalized version of the environment.
Cattus
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Re: Advice with secondary forms
I was exaggerating, of course, but something like this:
Doesn't need to be actual anatomy, just needs to read like it could be. I took the screenshot as a starting point and smudged it a bit, without trying to replicate the reference model, which is much softer overall (edit: In this area and regarding the secondary forms).
Additionally, I tried to introduce some more variance and to get the impression of some of the muscles going across each other instead of just forms sitting next to each other, which is the result of too even and broad valleys between and too little continuous curvature across the muscles (but I kept a flatter surface for the lat like one). Broader, flat valleys you'd normally find at bone ridges/attachments or tendons.
Doesn't need to be actual anatomy, just needs to read like it could be. I took the screenshot as a starting point and smudged it a bit, without trying to replicate the reference model, which is much softer overall (edit: In this area and regarding the secondary forms).
Additionally, I tried to introduce some more variance and to get the impression of some of the muscles going across each other instead of just forms sitting next to each other, which is the result of too even and broad valleys between and too little continuous curvature across the muscles (but I kept a flatter surface for the lat like one). Broader, flat valleys you'd normally find at bone ridges/attachments or tendons.
Noren
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Re: ZBRUSH: How to fold (if is the correct word) part of a subtool
However you do it, it's easier to do it one-sided and with a low resolution first and then add thickness later.
Noren
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Re: Gina (critique welcome)
It's looking good!
But yeah clothing textures isn't too tough, but it can be time consuming!
But yeah clothing textures isn't too tough, but it can be time consuming!
Muzzoid
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Re: Pwnisher NEW 3D Render Challenge w/ INSANE Prizes! | Chasm's Call
oh. you didn't..zetheros said:IMO Kay Vess should've been wearing a scarf; there's so much sand on Tatooine
poopipe
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Re: ZBRUSH: How to fold (if is the correct word) part of a subtool
There are a few ways to get to a sculpt. When you know what you want to create, building a basemesh for that usually is the cleaner and more effective approach. This could also cut down your needed time for the retopo as you already have a base.
But yeah if you wanna dynamesh things for instance, you could build thay ear seperate, then combine and smooth the transition
But yeah if you wanna dynamesh things for instance, you could build thay ear seperate, then combine and smooth the transition
Neox
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Re: Tech Artist - What are you working on: FOREVER Edition!
i genuinely sat down with the intention of having another crack at the trees
but...
i wrote a shit game engine that runs in the terminal and a shit game to run on it instead
(who knew there was a bong glyph ?)
but...
i wrote a shit game engine that runs in the terminal and a shit game to run on it instead
(who knew there was a bong glyph ?)
poopipe
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Re: ZBRUSH: How to fold (if is the correct word) part of a subtool
I think this would be a prime example for creating a simple basemesh to sculpt from. This shape would be very easy to construct with just a few polygons. You could probably do that in zmodeller if you want to stay inside zbrush
Neox
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Character: Alien Worker
Hey guys
So I haven't posted a WIP in a while, and figured I'd toss this here while I make it. Not sure how much time I'm going to get here and there to work on this, but we will see.
Found a concept by artist Robert Sevilla that I really dug. I'm working on improving my portfolio and wanted to experiment with different material types, and figured this would be a fun start to that project.
The eyes are totally stand in, but just have them there for reference. Tri count is currently 764, sans eyes
The fans/fins are a bit large I think, but still tons of time to fix those proportions as I get him done
So I haven't posted a WIP in a while, and figured I'd toss this here while I make it. Not sure how much time I'm going to get here and there to work on this, but we will see.
Found a concept by artist Robert Sevilla that I really dug. I'm working on improving my portfolio and wanted to experiment with different material types, and figured this would be a fun start to that project.
The eyes are totally stand in, but just have them there for reference. Tri count is currently 764, sans eyes
The fans/fins are a bit large I think, but still tons of time to fix those proportions as I get him done
[SF]Three9
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