Been resuming work on my character model for the Artstation #TheLegendOfKingArthur challenge. Just making a thread here to hopefully get some more exposure and feedback on the work done so far. Constructive comments are appreciated
The armor block in looks fine so far, but the head definitely needs more work, and the hands are a bit too big.
Hi PolyHertz, thanks for the comment! I agree, I will improve those areas very soon. Today I managed to get pretty much all of the armour done, and I will work on the head/face next. Also budgeting my time since we only have about a week to submit this for the contest, and I still plan to do the retopo, UVs, textures and final beauty shots.
Update Mon. Aug. 5, 2019: Submitted my entry this morning. It has been a good learning process. There have been some challenges along the way but this is what I've managed to get done in time. For example, this was really the first time I did hair on a character model, and I had to come up with something at the last minute.
I would say the first thing you should improve is texturing skin and hair. And a tip: make the background gradient on your beauty shot from dark to mid grey (from top down) instead of the bright value
But I like the armor and as flat shaded version it looks already quite nice
I would say the first thing you should improve is texturing skin and hair. And a tip: make the background gradient on your beauty shot from dark to mid grey (from top down) instead of the bright value
But I like the armor and as flat shaded version it looks already quite nice
Thanks rollin for the feedback. I agree, this was the first "semi-realistic" character I attempted and there is a lot to learn". I have heard about XGen for creating hair and started watching some tutorial videos on that.
Yeah I had some experience hand-painting diffuse textures in the past but wanted to see how it would look under PBR settings.
Since there is still a bit of time left, I will consider your suggestion for the beauty shot and make the changes
Edit: Updated my beauty shot submission with a darker grey gradient background now. You're right, it does look nicer and captures a better, darker mood for the character.
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And a tip: make the background gradient on your beauty shot from dark to mid grey (from top down) instead of the bright value
But I like the armor and as flat shaded version it looks already quite nice