Not entirely sure this counts as a "speed model" per se, but it did only take about 4 hours from sculpt to textured low poly. I'll delete it if it doesn't fit the thread criteria, but it's going in WAYWO too.
Was done for a facial animation test I was working on with a programmer friend. Never went anywhere, but I kinda like it, so didn't want it to waste away on my hard drive.
Hey Jeremy, I am really loving the look and style of this guy. Do you use the polish brushes to get those planes, or is it trim dynamic/flatten? Really awesome man.
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I sketched around a bit before working it into planes, felt like a good flow but DAMN I missed 3dsmax then :lmao:
not quite on character yet and needs details etc but good practise
Yeah, sculptris *IS* amazing, but it lacks a certain sense of control. While using the alphas a year ago i frequently im/exported between sculptris and max, especially for thin sections, leg symetry, etc. Like this guy which i never did finish, probably won't ever "finish" it, and will always want to return to it and add more detail...
Hey Jeremy, I am really loving the look and style of this guy. Do you use the polish brushes to get those planes, or is it trim dynamic/flatten? Really awesome man.
Thanks for that.
I've actually never got the polish brush to work the way I want. What I used there was Clay Tubes, Flatten, and Smooth brushes. And the occasional Pinch tool, with lazy mouse on. For the hair, I just masked off the areas I wanted for the hair, invert that selection, and use Inflate from the Deformations menu in Tools, then crisp it up a bit with lazy moused Pinch, and smooth brushes
gaganjain: Thanks! And no. I have another dude lined up that sort of looks like him though, but I'll start from scratch on that one. You know, practice 'n stuff.
man i could never get the hang of sculpting at all and didn't feel comfortable doing it, but i tried sculptris out and wow what a diff was able to cap this before it crashed at around 6 mil polys stupid sub all button.
Loving this thread. It's become a habit to look here every morning to get inspiration (as well as the "what have you been working on" thread). Such great work guys.
Just a bit of anatomy study from me today. Done in about 2-3 hours (while chatting to friends).
About 1 hour, including making PSD and upload to Photobucket.
Wanted to sculpt exaggerated proportions, first thing that came to mind was Bo Mathorne and his group's Backwater Gospel
Cool! The Silence, I thought, was a really cool character design. Especially in the black suit and tie. Awesome aesthetic. Good job catching the likeness!
Ferg: big props to you dude!
Some anatomy facial feature study. Went a bit mad with the details I guess.
About 2h in total I think, maybe a bit less, sculpted from a zbrush plane primitive.
Ravenslayer: I hardly ever use claytubes to be honest. Of all the clay brushes that one feels the least organic to me. But that's a personal preference. When I'm forming mass I generally just use the clay brush + Dam standard + move (topological) combo for defining the major forms and then I take a second pass on it with the clay brush on a very low intensity to define the subtle dimpling & raised surfaces of skin.
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I'm really more of an environment kinda guy
Was done for a facial animation test I was working on with a programmer friend. Never went anywhere, but I kinda like it, so didn't want it to waste away on my hard drive.
Hey Jeremy, I am really loving the look and style of this guy. Do you use the polish brushes to get those planes, or is it trim dynamic/flatten? Really awesome man.
SO I DECIDED TO LEARN IT TOO, here we go
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I like him but boy I have so little control
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I sketched around a bit before working it into planes, felt like a good flow but DAMN I missed 3dsmax then :lmao:
not quite on character yet and needs details etc but good practise
Thanks for that.
I've actually never got the polish brush to work the way I want. What I used there was Clay Tubes, Flatten, and Smooth brushes. And the occasional Pinch tool, with lazy mouse on. For the hair, I just masked off the areas I wanted for the hair, invert that selection, and use Inflate from the Deformations menu in Tools, then crisp it up a bit with lazy moused Pinch, and smooth brushes
im also gonna take a break form the sci dudes...
nice polypaint pixelchaot!
Ninja Turtle Bust Speed Sculpt. Plan on texturing it sometime.
Trying out mah new Male head basemesh.
maph that looks nice.. are u going to take that model further more ?
Quick play around lastnight, trying out a new technique.
are u doing 3d as a hobby? i just ask because i notice u dont texture things, so im assuming your not really interested in getting in the industry?
Just a bit of anatomy study from me today. Done in about 2-3 hours (while chatting to friends).
@ daphz: Sorry, I stole your mojo for the night
Doodlefun in sculptris
About 1 hour, including making PSD and upload to Photobucket.
Wanted to sculpt exaggerated proportions, first thing that came to mind was Bo Mathorne and his group's Backwater Gospel
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Unfinished
Did a google search for Aliens and found a ref image of this guy. Had no idea it was from Dr. Who until a co-worker pointed it out.
Marmoset
400tris
edit: it's a rock, nothing fancy
Mcejn: what is that? :poly124:
Some anatomy facial feature study. Went a bit mad with the details I guess.
About 2h in total I think, maybe a bit less, sculpted from a zbrush plane primitive.
Do you mainly use a standard brush for adding mass or do you use claytubes and smooth it out?
Ravenslayer: I hardly ever use claytubes to be honest. Of all the clay brushes that one feels the least organic to me. But that's a personal preference. When I'm forming mass I generally just use the clay brush + Dam standard + move (topological) combo for defining the major forms and then I take a second pass on it with the clay brush on a very low intensity to define the subtle dimpling & raised surfaces of skin.