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Re: First Zbrush sculpt WIP!
WolfGrizzly I hear you, I have had the same issue where I start getting excited in a sculpt and really sculpt in those details. But then I show my instructor and he practically slaps me upside the head, its true though if your aiming for realism we need to understand that there is a layer of fat and skin tissue that drapes… -
Sketchbook: Caleb Jones
Hi, My name is Caleb Jones. So this one time in 2006, I pulled an old server out of the scrap pile at the landfill. Now I have a BA in Game Art & Design via The Art Institute of Atlanta...long story short, it turns out a Parallel Terminator was more fact than fiction and Windows could just be a pun on that room we call the… -
Re: Body Modelling a Woman (Warning: Nude reference images)
Did you attempt a full male body before this? Generally (feel free to nay-say me) you would finish a male sculpt 1st, to learn the positions of muscles, and learn the basic shapes. The female form is arguably more difficult; whilst it utilises the same muscles, the focus is on subtlety and soft features. Regardless, it… -
Re: [WIP] Stylised Street Market Environment (UE4])
It's been a while since I've updated my progress. Since then I have handed in this project for my university submission, so it's at the stage of being "complete", although I plan on working on it more in the new year. Since then I've created some rug assets, using three different meshes (rolled, flat and draped), but they… -
Re: Sketchbook: Ultralrod
Hi UltraLrod, I am glad to see you have gotten the courage to post your work. Learning to sculpt the anatomy of the human form takes lots of patience and a strong understanding of the muscles and bones that make up the form. Keep working at it and keep posting. Make sure you have plenty of reference material available to… -
Re: WIP The Tribe
@Moosebish & crazyfingers: the ladder is still in progress, I have a zbrush sculpt i'm adding some of that specific detail to, though I hadn't though of some of it before. @crazyfingers: i hadn't really though that the lanterns looked out of place before, but now that you said it, i totally agree, so thanks for the heads… -
Re: [UE4] Landscape Environment W.I.P. - Unreal Engine 4
Well I'm insanelly jealous for your weapons skills!! I was suppossed to use substance designer, but I didn't found the time for it, since I had to struggle with some other stuff (world machine, terrain shaders, foliage geo and shader etc...) I will use it for my next project definitelly! Everything was baked from high… -
Re: HandPaint Practice
here is my handpainted house started as arenanet test, but the test was then cancelled, so it became a little sideproject sculpted and handpainted, no phototextures thread: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=106732 here is an update on my tree (in UDK) : simple diffuse shader (default tonemapping, first time I… -
- WINNERS - 2016 3D Character Design Contest
Topic by Animize · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Reallusion's 3D Character Design Contest 2016- After two months of intensive work and sharing, Reallusion and Polycount announce that the iClone 2016 3D Character Design Contest has finally come to an end with dozens of incredible character entries that have helped rewrite the 3D character design rules. 3D character design has proven to be one of the most challenging… -
Re: [UDK] Autumn scene
What do you mean? So that the water reflects the env? I'll have to research that :P Here's my updated for today. * Maya base * Mudbox sculpt * Bake displacement in mudbox * Offset the displacement in PS * Sculpt with the map in mudbox * In Mudbox, scult over the seams * BAKEE THE FREAKI'N CAAAAAAKE!!!!! * WIN PrtScn from…
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