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Re: Struggle to model/sculpt characters
I would suggest starting in Maya. Block out a rough body and head with very few polys. Look at a lot of reference and try to get the proportions correct...proper head size, arm lenth, etc. Post WIP to get feedback to make sure it looks accurate. When you have a well proportioned human body and head modeled out, you can… -
Re: #1ReasonWhy Movement
lysaara: In one of your threads you claim to love this doll http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82294 How is this representation of the female body any different than what you're arguing against? I see it as an idealized design. Certainly you can't say it's 'stylized' because that's what most game characters… -
Re: WIP well
anyway thanks for the advice ZacD. those few adjustments give it that more stylized look i was after. once i get the basics of Zbrush, i did the high poly in Maya, i will redo this model and get a better high poly version. especially for the roof which, from what i can tell, is lacking a lot of detail that was lost in… -
Re: Sketchbook: Tiff
3D Prop (concept by Caroline Choi) Leaned heavy into stylization for this, I made a post processing outline material in Unreal to really push the look even more :D The right lighting really helped it A LOT, it was definitely one of those projects I was iffy about up until I played around with it in engine -
Re: Ad Lib- A Self Improvement Blog
-Sculpt This Starting to get my hands wet with some rock modeling while waiting for the semester to end, a bit busy practicing for finals so haven't had much time to get working with what i want to get done so just having some fun with Blender. Here is my attempt at grasping the minimalist stylized look from game such as… -
Re: [WIP] Roman Cartoon character
Thanks Fingus for your input, your assumption of why I didn't leave him in the T pose and give him an facial expression is correct its just a static pose character and will never be Rigged but I do agree that I could have pushed the pose more. Interesting how you came to the conclusion of the stylization because that's the… -
NSX Golf Cart
Hiya guys, just wanted to share with you my concept and my progress so far. The aim is to create a decent Portfolio piece, so i need as much guidance and critique as possible. I have decided to design a stylized Golf Cart for an on-going project, more can be seen at: http://aaronsinfield.carbonmade.com My workflow idea is… -
*2* Experienced 3D Character Artists looking for Freelance work!
Hey guys! My s/o Cody and I are looking for contract work. We're super passionate gamers and artists with a love for creating colorful, stylized characters. * 8+ years combined experience working at Riot Games on League of Legends * Specialties included (but not limited to) stylized 3D sculpts, low poly hand-painted… -
Bringing your drawing to life in a matter of second
I know this is a known app (motion portrait) but if any of you has a painted drawing or even a quick sketch, this looks like a nice way of seeing how the character looks alive and in full movement. CHECK OUT HOW IT LOOKS ON STYLIZED ART!… -
Re: Most efficient workflow for creating a high poly character with multiple poses/outfits?
Thanks for the insight! I'll definitely learn how to skin weight my models. My only concern is that I want to go for a more realistic style. For stylized clothes/folds, this seems like a fine approach but I don't think skin weighting would work very well for more realistic folds and a complex pose. What do you think?…
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