Inkfish's Character art and various bits and pieces
Hey all, tought i'd start a new thread to post my projects, my main aim is to push my skills further and build a new body of work for my portfolio to be more character art oriented and maybe some props too. My aim is to produce at least 6 portfolio worthy projects this year and get rid of the old stuff so all c&c is heartily welcome. Withouth further ado here is where i'm now (old stuff incoming in chronological order older first.)
Quake monster redesigns, Mancubus and a Scrag
Male reatime character
Sculpts and smaller projects
Study of the WOW cinematic orc head
Quake monster redesigns, Mancubus and a Scrag
Male reatime character
Sculpts and smaller projects
Study of the WOW cinematic orc head
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rabscuttle: Thanks!
Some progress on this, mainly on the shoes and the gauntlets.
some more work on the diffuse, also added some geo to the handle supports and played around with the colors a bit more
Otherwise, nice stuff!
Speed sculpt for to round the day off.
current state of the model
Great progress so far. Your making some great progress with this piece but the hands need another pass. For example the thumbs too thin and the palms should be flatter. Get a few ref images and that should see you right.
Also could I request a side view. As way its looking now the head seem too far forward but that could be due to the angle.
Hope that crit helps and good luck.
Looking forward to more!
here's another render of the gun that prob could use another pass too, but i'll prob. focus on the character first.
edit: tried to find the concept artist who created the pistol but couldn't find the artist in question. But if it wasn't clear this is a slightly modified version of the quake 4 blaster pistol.
a bit more work
Your work looks awesome and I'm still kinda new to 3D. Can i ask, how were the laces made, were they actually made in maya/max and then imported in via a subtool?
I have a question about the splash damage art test container. Did you model all that in a modeling program or do parts in a sculpting one? I really want to get into hard surface modelling and im trying to decide if i should do it mostly in maya or use some zbrush. People seem to do both and i guess there is no 'best' way but i was curious
some more progress
guess i'm calling this done for now, i'll get back to this i'm sure but gotta give my eyes some rest on this project, i'll finish it when i have done some other projects for a while...
Here's a bit updated version, with unintentional angora shirt no less
An idea to really push the bony/malnourished look would be to really accentuate her joints more... like thicken up the bones in her elbows, wrists, and knees. Just think that would be a cool silhouette with twig like limbs punctuated by chunky bony bits. Maybe carry that theme over into the hospital gown too by making it look way too big for her. The torso bit reads well for that but the the sleeves you could really have hanging off of her.
Does it have those ties in the back so that her backside is hanging out bare?
some more work, playing around with the idea of a subtle skull poking through the hood, also started to implement the changes to the body to be more bonier. Gonna have to nail the head first.
Quick update for the ghosty girl