PETROL/BLOOD SilverTM

Alex04se · Jun 2014

Hello.
Decided to participate in the competition. The team consists of two members, it's me and Asverus3D. We make a girl in a retro car
Here are some of our reference.
http://silvertm.ru/wip/project5/001a.jpg
http://silvertm.ru/wip/project5/001b.jpg

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Final!!

Alex04se · Jun 2014

modelling

Alex04se · Jul 2014

Character up

turbinea · Jul 2014

maan, very nice work! loving it!

Suba · Jul 2014

Wow : Really clean and stylish work ! Nice attention on details. Did you use Marvelous Designer for the clothes?

Alex04se · Jul 2014

Hello guys

vehicle high poly up, render in marmoset.

turbinea thanks.
Suba Yes, used for clothing Marvelous then completion in zBrush.

Bbox85 · Jul 2014

Totally missed this one. Looks great!

Mike8917 · Jul 2014

absolutely love it! Fantastic detailing

OrganizedChaos · Jul 2014

This is coming along great!

BeardyDan · Jul 2014

Oh man, we both used the Bentley Blower as reference

. Looks really nice by the way.

Alex04se · Jul 2014

baked normal on girl
and the first steps in the texture

OrganizedChaos, Mike8917, Bbox85 thanks
BeardyDan Yes, I watch your thread, a very cool :thumbup:

Arsenal · Jul 2014

Nice progress Alex04se, I'm liking those folds on the skirt.

Safemilk(Daniel) · Jul 2014

Yeah, wow, that skirt... it's all looking awesome so far!

looprix · Jul 2014

dem skirt folds :O
coming along very well!

Alex04se · Jul 2014

Hello.

Girl texture up

baked normal and ao on vehicle

Arsenal, Safemilk(Daniel), looprix thanks

EarthQuake · Jul 2014

This looks fantastic! Excited to see it progress.

Alex04se · Aug 2014

texture up
girl is almost ready

Alex04se · Aug 2014

JamesMeader · Aug 2014

This is really cool, keep up the good work!

Alex04se · Aug 2014

EarthQuake · Aug 2014

Haha this rules! I love the bag of gold.

I'm seeing a little banding from the vignette post effect, a couple things you can do to minimze that:
1. Render out your image as 16 bit PSD, then convert to 8 bit in PS
2. Add a bit of grain in the post effect settings, this will help to dither the banding