metro last light
Hi guys, I want to show you some of my work for the metro last light, I made just about 50 characters including NPC constructor.
Almost all models (including monsters) based on fixed skeleton from metro 2033.
* I hope you enjoy.
And critique is very welcome!)
Almost all models (including monsters) based on fixed skeleton from metro 2033.
* I hope you enjoy.
And critique is very welcome!)
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I mean......... incredible
I recognize most of the characters from the game. I loved the game btw, really nice atmosphere.
God like work!
You're right, I'm not a fan of the render, I just "ingame" modeler and this is my first experience of rendering high poly models.
Are you saying there's librarians in the new DLC on the way? If so, ERMEHGERD!
Amazing work, Last Light was brilliant, and beautiful. I'm guessing with the success of this game we'll hopefully see more sequels.
Aww!
The whole librarian section in 2033 was one of the things that creeped me out. Would love to see them back again in Last Light.
? His renders are pretty good, the contrast is spot on and I see more than I would need to see. I dont understand what you think you are missing out on the pictures, I can see the small bumps from the fabric and everything.
Maybe he could crank up the GI iterations and whatnot, but it dosnt look really noisy to me. Maybe you mean the soft sampling of the render engine, its a nice way to make it look more realistic and less CG and it works very well, but it is like a really small gaussian blur, thats right.
The blue background & the overall presentation is one of the nicest ive seen from a graphic design perspective, hat off.
Thank you! As I said this is my first rendering experience, but I think that render is really weak.
Did you also make the low polys?
Yes, I will upload a low poly soon.
Looking forward to low-poly versions.
Yeah rendering is boring. There is a lazy way to do it - just combine screens of different zbrush matcaps in photoshop
I like the way you modeled the pinched/wrinkled fabric. If you could share your process that would be superb!
For building the humans, was there some kit-bashing involved, like you've made yourself a library of pads and stuff to get a quicker start on the gear?