Michael Hussar's- Daddy's Girl

Chris Kuhner · Sep 2016

Hey friends, started working on a new project. Found the artwork of Michael Hussar to be super interesting and decided to do a 3D illustration of his work "Daddy's Girl". His style is genuinely cool/creepy without diving into a gore-fest and I thought it would be a good departure from what I'm used to style/content wise.

Check out the rest of his work here: http://www.michaelhussar.biz/pages/main_menu_pg.html

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/rc/wwc2dwjty6ot.jpg

The plan is to sculpt out most of the high poly, rig/pose the base in max and then jump back over to ZBrush to finish the sculpt / retop / texture, etc... Still a lot of work to do on the hair/corset and well, everything, haha; but I wanted to get a new thread started before getting too far along. Any feedback/crit is totally welcome!

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/aj/ymwyac8btd7q.png

disanski · Sep 2016

this looks awesome Chris, maybe her breasts are little too high up even for her wearing a corset? Awesome painting

Chris Kuhner · Sep 2016

Thanks man! Yeah I think they could definitely use some adjusting. Though I may wait until the hi-poly is rigged/posed to do some of the adjustments. First time doing a posed hi-poly sculpt so I'm unsure of how much detail to really invest in the initial A-pose.

artstream · Sep 2016

Very interesting illustration! Excited to see how it all turns out. Only feedback I have is perhaps to make the swirl buns on the sides of her head a bit larger; the illustration has them pretty bulbous, kind of reminds me of "Mom" from Futurama.

Chris Kuhner · Oct 2016

After trying a bunch of methods for posing, I ended up going back to Transpose Master. Figure I'll handle all the facial expression/lollipop stuff the old fashioned way. Still lots left to go-but I'm getting close to the fun part (asymmetrical sculpting). Tinker, tinker.