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Re: [FINISHED!] Engra Deathsword, Warhammer fanart
thanks @lotet. Dude, I'm so excited to bake and get a swatch of him in marmo3. Chomping at the bit to start texturing @almighty_gir Yeah man that's what I'm thinking, like, budgets these days? What are those? I could definitely pull a few thousand from non silhouette bearing areas but even if i did that's what, around 5%… -
Re: What do recruiters do that puts you off?
-When they don't get back to you, without even as much as an automated response of "We got your email, in the mean-time, good luck mate!". Puts some people in the nasty position of not knowing what to do, especially if it's contracting season. -Another thing is when they get snarky with the person, and say stuff that in a… -
Re: Sketchbook: dGreenberg
Starting on a new character with the concept by Mikhail Rakhmatullin. Really liked the guy's design and silhouette, and I really want to level up with this project. Through working on this guy, I want to: - practice and improve my anatomy (stylized but not over-the-top exaggerated); - finally attempt to make some low poly… -
Re: Sketchbook: Vitor
The "base girl"'s head looks very small compared to her body. don't know if you were going for ultra-super-hero proportions (like 10-12 heads high or something) but it looks a bit weird to me. Daniel Craig is looking good, I think you've done a great job on the likeness... give him hair dammit! :) His eyes are pretty… -
Re: Ian's Portfolio
Your site is loading really slowly for me. The lowpoly stylised stuff is pretty cool, but from the sculpts you make it very clear that you don't really know human anatomy very well (some muscles is in the right place but mostly it looks like fudged guesswork and blobby strokes). If you want to show next-gen character… -
Re: Post Apoc Slaver
It looks like a pretty decent sculpt, but you've lost a fair bit of bulk from the original concept, and you've made a lot of the detail more "skin tight" if that makes any sense. The concept has a much more interesting silhouette than your model at the moment. You could really do with making the trousers puff out more at… -
Re: Need tips for UV mapping :\
Here are some general tips I try to follow when UV mapping something: 1) Try to split UVs along natural seams. This would be areas that you'd normally have seams in the clothing. If possible, put your seams in areas that aren't normally as visable, such as the inside of the arms or legs. 2) Try to minimize warping by… -
Re: Team Fortress 2: 1850 Edition
@Swizzle Looks good overall, but the soldier's arms seem kind of amorphous. I am trying to imagine them being rigged or animated but there doesn't appear to be a clear elbow or arm shape under the tube sleeve. @DKK I think you should rework the mid section of this guy. From his armpits, his torso moves towards the center,… -
Lady Death Fanart Sculpt
I’m very happy to share with you this finished sculpt, my first fanart collectible figure. It started as an anatomy excercise which later turned into my own version of Brian Pulido’s Lady Death. It’s very special to me as this is my first time for lots of things: First time sculpting a semirealistic figure, first time… -
College Project: Four 3D Low Poly Models and VG Remix
Hello there! For a college project, I was tasked with creating four Industry standard, low poly, 3D models. Each model was to have a maximum tri count of 500 and use a single 512px texture map. The models could be of any item so long as there was: 1. Melee weapon 2. Ranged weapon 3. An item of clothing 4. An item from…
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