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The Monthly CHARACTER ART Challenge | April 2016
polycounter lvl 2
Welcome to the Monthly Character Art Challenge - April 2016
If you think that anything should be changed, tell me.
This time you'll have two months to complete this challenge
How it works
- You're free to approach any of the concepts however you like, as long as you stay true to the essence of the original theme.
- You have until the end of May 2016 to complete The challenge.
Guidelines
- Leave at least one critique per post. Being able to effectively receive, and give constructive criticism is an invaluable skill as any type of artist.
- There are no software restrictions; you're welcome to use as little, or as many different software packages as you like.
- Post your work in progress in the thread. You're welcome to cross post on different sites (Artstation, Facebook, etc.)
- Before starting your character, break down the concept and plan your work accordingly. Being able to effectively estimate how long it will take to complete a project is an important skill, especially for freelance artists.
- Your final presentation should be posed and rendered in any real time engine. (Marmoset, UE4, Cryengine, Unity, etc.)
- Don't be afraid to ask questions, but don't hesitate to find the answer on your own - chances are, the answer to your problem has already been answered within these forums
- We're all here to grow as artists. Learn as much as you can, and share what you've learned.
Resources
- Polycount Character Wiki (link)
- Polycount Tutorial List (link)
- Monthly Character Art Challenge Pinterest Boards (link)
Challenges
Replies
Good job mate! I think the likeness is great
There are just 2 things standing out to me, the pants and the jacket. For the pants you went with a green camo but the concept looks like an orange/brownish overall. I assume the concept artists specificly chose to go with green/sandy for the jacket and orangy for the pants. Its very readable like that. And i think it would help your model stand out like that aswell. The texture of the hood/jacket in the close up shots could be closer to the concept aswell, maybe you could look at ways to make it crisper/photo realistic. As an example Ddo has some amazing fabric materials that are really quick to apply and the software is cheap. Hope that helps.
MAJOM, Thank you so much. I will change soon.
@DanaosC Nice job. Great work on the textures.
I got stuck on a weapon for my character. Trying out a new hipoly method and happy with it so far. Back to finish off the figure.
Cheerio