@Luke- Thanks man! I'd happily share whatever little knowledge I have acquired. With these guys I've skipped the lineart, which is what I usually do, and just jumped straight to big shapes of color, and shadowshapes, followed with a little bit of smoothing of the transitions between light and shadow and an additional value for highlights. They took about 1-2 hours per character. Shoot me a message if you've got any specific questions. Yeah, my plan is to take them into 3D, and one beautiful day make a brawler game, similar to River City Ransom and Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara. Maybemaybe
@Nick Carver- Thank you very much Nick! I was thinking about making pre-production and production art for a Brawler along the lines of "River City Ransom", "Turtles in Time" or "Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over mystara". The world itself has a post apocalyptic fantasy setting with a "Big Trouble in Little China" (best movie ever made!) vibe. I figured I'd brush up on my 3D skills and model and texture them. Because I don't have a job atm, I'm doing things like this to work on my portfolio and keep myself drawing. I have no realistic plan to turn this into an actual game for the time being, but I'm allowing myself a little bit of daydreaming Cheerio!
I finally placed my corbels in this brownstone scene. Nothing else is sculpted at this point. I just wanted to replace my old render with the new corbels.
@ Rayph- Sorry man, that's some childish bullshit. At least your in good company with Paul Richards, Gray Ginther, and other major contributors that got fucked over on their credits.
I realized I could've mirrored some parts and achieved a better texture res,also the wood grain should've followed the shape of the spokes,same for the wooden part of the wheel...but at least I learned something new along the way
I'm calling this one done! I'm not 100% happy with the lower horns but the show must go on. I'll have orthos and a Retopo for this lady later in the week. For now I have to get back to another model I'm doing the textures for. Crits are incouraged and welcome!!
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Shit yeah you did! I was there to see the magicalness of your pen on screen damnit! In the words of Michael J Fox "YOU BASTAAARRRRDDDS! (thq)
@Nick Carver- Thank you very much Nick! I was thinking about making pre-production and production art for a Brawler along the lines of "River City Ransom", "Turtles in Time" or "Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over mystara". The world itself has a post apocalyptic fantasy setting with a "Big Trouble in Little China" (best movie ever made!) vibe. I figured I'd brush up on my 3D skills and model and texture them. Because I don't have a job atm, I'm doing things like this to work on my portfolio and keep myself drawing. I have no realistic plan to turn this into an actual game for the time being, but I'm allowing myself a little bit of daydreaming
@Rayph - Awesome concepts dude!
I give you, some floorboards!
Thanks to @mheyman for his thread that really helped.
A creature I'm working on for the indie MMO The Repopulation - www.therepopulation.com
Beautiful works as usual!!!
Nice concept for Darksider2, I'm sorry for you about the credits :S
Cheers
Lucas
Mike
www.mwashington3d.com
Here's the Turntable link [ame="
Unless someone else still have crits to do, I believe this is the final of my Mixamo entry. Thanks for everyone that help me on the process
one last cross post for this guy:
Here's a link to my thread: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1649516#post1649516
I realized I could've mirrored some parts and achieved a better texture res,also the wood grain should've followed the shape of the spokes,same for the wooden part of the wheel...but at least I learned something new along the way
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=103863heres
some of the things i did!
Check out the DS2 thread! -> Link
So here's a 1940's gangster I did, hope u guys like it
Finally wrapping up this character. Next I'm gonna make her accessories and pose her up all pretty
Update:
just a wip
This is realllly awesome! Great job!
Thread is here.
Keep rocking out the WAYWO thread!
Found some more time to poke at the textures on this guy who started out as one of Tacit's crazy sketches. WIP still
laces are still very wip
loving the fat guy
wow that is phenomenal work matey!
absolutely love the swinging tie, really brings him to life give yourself a pat on the back.
More shameless DS2 crossposting!
The thread: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=103863
My DS2 stuff: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1648916&postcount=76
That is so cool! Well executed and really cool character design.
I referenced JordanW's Bathouse scene alot to get me started!
Crosspost from my thread
Update:
Concept
Concept
There really needs to be an entire game made with this art style, it's awesome.
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=101923
So cool! Can you show some texture flats?
Cross posting from my thread! Click here to see more/read my ramblings.