Sketchbook: DEElekgolo
interpolator
2015 edit: I'll be re-using this old thread for more recent work!
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The way some artists cover the mechanics of things or how entire parts of something would be conveyed by a color blob gets kind of annoying and requires me to extrapolate what ever may be there.
When ever I try to sculpt something crappy it will eventually end up just being a rock. And not even that is good.
Need more reference.
Loosely based on this.
But I should have had better color choice. I am reading Color and Light right now to learn more about the properties of light.
[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Color-Light-Guide-Realist-Painter/dp/0740797719"]Amazon.com: Color and Light: A Guide for the Realist Painter (9780740797712): James Gurney: Books[/ame]
And yea I have noticed I haven't taken on any large projects really. try to make something in a day and extend on it in the future when I have a new array of techniques and designs to play with and mix in. Its more of a case in which I am trying to fasten up my work flow but the idea of working on something on 2 different days seems a little hard.
Every day seems to have a different feel for me and doesn't allow me to want to continue on something else since I cant really "necro" up the original idea for it I had at the time. This is probably why people build up huge collections of reference folders just for projects.
Any good way to organize large projects and references?
How do you guys do it typically?
Based on this. Pretty off reference:
I did learn about some cool tools 3ds max had.
The cliff is a mess but it was modeled entirely using sub divisions and was not sculpted at all.
Its a huge mess really.
in relation to rocks like:
but more like
nope! Did it in after effects and used photoshop's dither effect on gifs to get the half-tone effect.
Some stuff with a friend.
Some animated stuff with banavalope's art.
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do you have a blog elsewhere?
And yes!
Oh my sorry for the late reply.
Heres a mini-tut for 3ds max that can be done in maya. It basically creates a "shell" outside of the mesh and the faces are flipped inwards with the material you want your outline to have.
Not really for real-time rendering stuff since it doubles polycount but it works great for presentation!
You can try out our game here!
Sketch from earlier today
Some gifs I made to explain some stuff to a dude. ๐๐๐
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Did some VFX on this one before my semester finished
http://www.rode.com/myrodereel/watch/entry/204
A couple more