OccultArt: Landwhale Rendered in Corona

OccultMonk

More Images at: https://www.artstation.com/occultart
8K and 4K Images at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/occultart/albums/72157697769429125  (Fire Whale)
8K and 4K Images at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/occultart/albums/72157669905211468  (RED Carbon)

Original design LandWhale Twin Engine Vehicle. Mainly modeled with 3Ds Max and some Zbrush detailing, rendered with Corona

I used a few external kitbash kits for some parts/details of the engine and suspension. 

50M Poly Scene - 70M with engine. Still good viewport performance with 3Ds Max :-)

High Res (7451 x 5018) Image












RED Carbon Version:

Asura

This came out amazingly! Its crazy how you are always able to keep the balance between areas of rest and detail 

Torch

Not a hard surface fanatic by any means but gotta say this is badass, well done

Eric Chadwick

Looks great!

While I love the attention to detail on the variety of surface materials, I wish there was a bit of wear and grime here and there for more believe-ability. The business ends of the tires are the only parts that seem to have some dirt/wear. The rest looks factory-fresh, as if the engine was never run.

Would also be great to see a bit of bulge where the rubber rests on the road, that's got to be a heavy machine.

Fantastic work though, minor crits!

Vorontsov

Simply amazing. 

OccultMonk

Eric Chadwick said:

Looks great!

While I love the attention to detail on the variety of surface materials, I wish there was a bit of wear and grime here and there for more believe-ability. The business ends of the tires are the only parts that seem to have some dirt/wear. The rest looks factory-fresh, as if the engine was never run.

Would also be great to see a bit of bulge where the rubber rests on the road, that's got to be a heavy machine.

Fantastic work though, minor crits!

 I know... I had to end it somewhere, took too much time already, but it is coming up soon in a few other versions :-)

Gazu

Hey @OccultMonk

Love your work on Artstation. Your work shows that 3DSMAX is still an amazing tool.

Is you portfolio made by an "one man army" or is occultart a team of artists?

Thank you,

Gazu

OccultMonk

Thanks, still one man :-)

Gazu

OMG, looks like you are sitting a lot in front of the computer, but it paid out !!!

Nice works!

jaker3278

Congratulations on your project, the modeling time and effort shines through. The lighting is really nice and your perseverance and commitment to 3d modeling is to be recommended. Tip of the hat to you 

m00k

amazing work man, how did you go about designing this monster? did you do some 2d concepts or just flying by the seat of your pants?

OccultMonk

@m00k Thanks, I worked from an original very small 2d thumbnail I drew some time before and used that for the blocking out of the general shapes, then incrementally further detailing of those forms.