Worgen Character
polycounter lvl 12
Been working on this guy on and off, but I'm looking to push him more towards Warcraft worgen fanart.
Here's my progress so far:
Going to separate the fur onto separate subtools so I can have a lot more control.
Here's my progress so far:
Going to separate the fur onto separate subtools so I can have a lot more control.
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I fully agree with you, I've been working at it a little bit.
I need to exaggerate all of his teeth and sharpen them up a bit.
Here's some of the face changes:
Using a lot of reference, but I like the look of this guy:
Here's my progress so far:
Little more progress, excited to jump into the armor pieces.
Going to mix a few pieces from the art above, and some asymmetry from others.
Just a sculpt or soon a lowpoly ?
Your reference has this nice curve to the upper body. I think you should try to emulate that more. Bring his head, neck, and shoulders forward. And curl his back, too.
Other than that, it's looking really solid. Keep it up.
@Pyrzern Lowpoly and posed.
@natendo After adding in his pony tail he does look like he's leaning back a bit, but I'm not too concerned since I'll be posing him and giving him a more powerful stance similar to the illustration up above. Though, I will be playing with his stance a bit and I might settle for the typical 3 point worgen stance from other images.
Thanks so much for the amount of feedback and comments! I appreciate it soo much
I always seem to struggle at this stage where I'm attempting to add skin texture, hair, and fur.
I also finished up the lowpoly ending at 11,150 tris
Baking:
Texture:
Finished:
and check him out in 3d:
This is really pity because you can extract from your sculpt some cool map ( AO , Normal etc ) and try to do a better job on the texturing and pop-out your character.
Yeah, I was looking at Worgen concepts like the one I mentioned in my 3rd post. He probably could've had a few more pieces of armor.
I agree, in retrospect I could've definitely did away with the death knight blue.
Thanks you, yeah I don't really feel great about my texturing ability in comparison to my sculpting. I tried to really work on material definition by pushing the specularity in the metals. In marmoset the metal looks nice, but in sketchfab my spec almost completely falls flat. He may really need a glass map for sketchfab.
He has a very basic rig on him atm, but if you'd like to rig him and animate him feel free as long as you don't use him for commercial purposes and you give credit to me through my Artstation.
Send me a private message if you'd like to discuss more details.
@PyrZern
I use both, but currently to my knowledge Marmoset Viewer doesn't support animation.
If he was unarmed or had fist weapons I would definitely hunch him over, or have him in a 3 point stance.
I agree though, he does look almost noble in posture, which conflicts with his whole design.