Robin Hood

michael_Curtiss

Fantastic stuff on this website...Been lurking too long so, here is an assignment that I did for school. Hope you enjoy!

Higher-res stuff is on my blog: http://michaelcurtiss.blogspot.com/

concept sheet:


final ortho:


Low Res (12,000 tris):


Hi-res stuff:

michael_Curtiss

Bumping cause this spawned at the 4th page since it was my first post :P.

plundh

Real nice!

Dan!

gret work on the face/head

percydaman

Really well done. I'd like to see larger res close ups so I can enjoy your texture work more.

Andreas

Wheres the space armour and shaved head?

Nice work.

michael_Curtiss

Thanks for the comments guys!

percydaman: There are some much higher res versions on my blog: http://michaelcurtiss.blogspot.com/

I didn't know if there was a res limit here on the forums. I guess not?

JustinPunio

very nice sculpt and textures! very nice textures actually.. would be great to see your texture sheets to dissect

michael_Curtiss

JustinPunio: Thanks!

All of my texture sheets equal three 2048 maps:
1 2048 diffuse
1 2048 Normal
1 1024 Specular
1 1024 Spec Power
1 1024 Transmission (Faked SS in UDK)
1 1024 Opacity Mask

I textured my model in Zbrush with the Spotlight program. I basically mixed and matched a bunch of textures from CGtextures. Also, the face is a modified version of a guy from one of 3dsk's street photosets.

Also, all of the dark brown stuff on the diffuse is faked AO on geometry that would always be in shadow. In hindsight, some of that geometry didn't need to be there...But anyways, here they are, in all of their hacky glory:








BTW, I can't seem to find an image hosting website that will let me upload larger than 1024...any ideas?

sltrOlsson

michael_Curtiss wrote: »

BTW, I can't seem to find an image hosting website that will let me upload larger than 1024...any ideas?

Use Dropbox and put them in the "public" folder - copy the "public link"

vcortis

This is technically sound and looks pretty good, but you have probably one of the most boring silhouette's a "hero" character could have. I'm having a lot of trouble finding out where you spent 12,000 tris.

I would try to push the silhouette a bit more and you'd have yourself a really nice piece.

cdavisrun

Hey Michael, its really great to see other Ringling students posting on here and I really like your Robin Hood. I'm pretty stoked to see where you guys take the major.

As for critique goes I would have to agree with vcortis, your silhouette could be much stronger, but as far as keeping it pretty "real" I think its pretty sound. Robin Hood needs to move fast and swiftly so I think he would have much gear on.

Also, he seems to be leaning forward? Its only really apparent on the side shot.

But anywho pretty sweet model

Geledonutt

Nice love the textures!

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