Sketchbook: -DN-

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First and foremost welcome to my sketchbook, I am glad to have you here

C&C, questions welcomed.  

Work will be posted chronologically so look for the most recent work at the last page of the thread.



** = "in progress shots" were replaced with "finished" shots just so I can save some hosting space.

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**Finished Beauty Shots

Kevin Albers

I hope you are aware that a video game car will drive around even if you don't model every single mechanical and structural internal element.  

I kid. Looks great so far!

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@Kevin - thanks, I hope to also do some cinematic/archival renders.  I do not know if I have time to redo every piece for the lowpoly.

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**Finished front end body shells

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**Finished mid section body shells and parts [ center body shell - doors - door pillars and misc hardware - windshield wiper - glass and misc hardware - marker lights ]

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**Finished rear end body shells [ rear body shell - tail lights - spoiler - marker lights - misc hardware ]

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**Finished Chassis [ chassis - mid body shell - roll cage - fuel ports - front suspension - rear suspension - brake hardware - misc parts ]

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**Finished pedal box

Deadpixel

Top notch!

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**Finished Cockpit [ seat - 5 point harness - webbing - manual shift - chassis padding ]

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**Finished interior controls [ dash - steering wheel and column - toggles - vents - gauges ]

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**Finished engine "289 Gurney Eagle"  [ engine block - timing cover - heads - valve covers - exhaust - carburetors - turkey pan - alternator - coil and wires - transmission - CV shafts - oil pan - intakes - battery box - coolant pipes and hoses - serpentine belt - water manifold - fuel pumps - harmonic balancer - water pump - oil pressure sender - misc parts ]

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**Finished Wheels and front chasis.

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Finished Marmoset Toolbag scene and wire frame.

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Some substance designer exploration into functions, "visible if"s and end user controls.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/OylX3e

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Link to my artstation with a bit more of a write up.  Matched to the UE4 mannequin. 
All credit for the concept goes to Intrepid Studios, the back of the shield I designed to feel at one with the front.

pixelpatron

Pretty epic shit! Great execution/presentation.