I haven't posted in this thread in a long while. So I figure I will dump some speedies up in here. These are all around 2 hours. Happy sculpting. Cheers.
I generally do environments and props but given I was sick today I decided instead of resting lets play with mud box and a quick goblin base mesh I threw together in max
Random looking speed-model from a new faster process I started using for making hard surface stuff in Blender:
(this topic should have more hard surface stuff)
I think it took about 30 mins to an hour. I used booleans + remesh modifier + smooth modifier in Blender. The great thing is it's totally non destructive, here is a 10 minute tweak:
Obviously it's only useful for this kind of explicitly shaped object, and it can lag a lot with lots of booleans stacked up, but it's fast, non destructive and you get a low poly almost for free
I think it took about 30 mins to an hour. I used booleans + remesh modifier + smooth modifier in Blender. The great thing is it's totally non destructive, here is a 10 minute tweak:
Obviously it's only useful for this kind of explicitly shaped object, and it can lag a lot with lots of booleans stacked up, but it's fast, non destructive and you get a low poly almost for free
Hey is there somewhere that describes this method more thoroughly? Sub-d modelling isn't something I really have much experience in or really enjoy but is an area I feel I should probably develop in. I've also been planning to get to grip with blender soon so this is really interesting to me.
Hey is there somewhere that describes this method more thoroughly? Sub-d modelling isn't something I really have much experience in or really enjoy but is an area I feel I should probably develop in. I've also been planning to get to grip with blender soon so this is really interesting to me.
I haven't seen anyone else use this method in Blender, I just had the idea one day. It's not really sub-d modelling but you can get the initial shapes with sub-d, before doing boolean.
Anatomy sculpting - head was already pre-built for something else I'm working on.
Body sculpting and posing around 2 hours.
Vray shader, lighting and render 1 hour.
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Thanks a lot dude ^^
very appreciate
Just a quick doodle I made while a bit ago in the PC hangout.
I generally do environments and props but given I was sick today I decided instead of resting lets play with mud box and a quick goblin base mesh I threw together in max
Had about an hour and a half last night.
(this topic should have more hard surface stuff)
And a sculpt:
Obviously it's only useful for this kind of explicitly shaped object, and it can lag a lot with lots of booleans stacked up, but it's fast, non destructive and you get a low poly almost for free
Done in Zbrush. 30 minutes total work with likke 5 minutes comp.
Hey is there somewhere that describes this method more thoroughly? Sub-d modelling isn't something I really have much experience in or really enjoy but is an area I feel I should probably develop in. I've also been planning to get to grip with blender soon so this is really interesting to me.
Concept by Piotr Foksowicz.
I haven't seen anyone else use this method in Blender, I just had the idea one day. It's not really sub-d modelling but you can get the initial shapes with sub-d, before doing boolean.
Here's another quick one:
Sculpt and polypaint in about 1 hr
Render took another 30 minutes
roughly based on this painting
Body sculpting and posing around 2 hours.
Vray shader, lighting and render 1 hour.
(Fire extinguisher robot)
(sculpt)
And a timelapse:
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Did this guy in about 2 hours. Trying to practice skin detailing.
quick paint/render
Took WAY longer than it should have. 40 min~
about 1 hour
about 45 minutes
You call that messing ? O.o
it's fantastic !
Here's a speed model. - 90minutes.
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