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Re: Looking for Droids
I doubt I'd be able to bring this scene, as is, to a real-time engine due to it's insane polycount but at some point I'd like to bring optimized versions of those stormtroopers to either Unreal or Unity, fully rigged and with some animations (walk cycle, idle, etc). Not sure when that might happen but thats the plan anyway… -
Re: Jason Voorhees
Man, brings back memories of my childhood. Loving the texture work especially the mask. I do think the lighting is a bit weak on the mask shot. Could maybe benefit from a rim light. I know he is mostly featured in the darkness, but for bringing out the details it could help to see it a bit more. -
Re: [WIP] Rooster Mech
Hi Luke!! Thank you for the feedback!! The things you've pointed out give me ideas on how to bring more visual interest to those parts, that was really helpful, thank you!! I'll definitely work out the movement for the head / neck area and work to bring improvements to the next update! Thank you so much for the helpful… -
Re: The Monthly CHARACTER Challenge | September 2014 | Zilean / Chakram Assassin
yes i think its cool but you have to check to bring contrast to certain parts but with a subtle coloring and certain stronger coloured parts you can actually guide the eye to where you like them on the character so i think if you bring the main focus on the head (now its on the reds of the hips) it can work absolutely nice… -
Re: Zbrush or Mudbox 2010?
Say I make my base mesh in Maya, make sure no tris and all that, bring it into Mudbox and pretty it up. What do I do with it then, can I bring it back to Maya with all the Mudbox details or will those not carry over? If they do carry over, depending on my level of detail applied in mudbox, will my polycount most likely… -
Re: Quadruped Run Cycle (WIP) Please Critique
Looks pretty good, given the pace of the animal the movement range seems right. Though I think with Sukotto's observation, maybe bring the hind legs out further when it is fully stretched out and when it brings the hind legs back in, raise them higher. Also, when the front legs come forward the neck/shoulder area creases a… -
Re: Feeling guilty - Artist dilemma?
Excellent! You don't appear to be a neurotic then. Seriously I'm at the point where even when the only thing I need have to do is piss-easy college projects and I literally can't bring myself to do it. Like seriously, imagine you have a delicious steak right in front of you, all for you, and you just can't bring yourself… -
Re: Photoshop vs Unreal
Looks like you were losing some of your highlights as well, though. Check your levels in photoshop for that texture before sending it to UDK. With the levels, make sure that the beginning and end stopper are at the exact beginning and endings of the incline and decline, to bring a little more contrast into the texture.… -
Re: Mr. Smiles
So the final product for this character will be a clean polished animation for my demo reel. However, i would like to bring a 2D work to a finished painting to show that i can do the whole thing start to finish. :) Here is a quick idea sketch for an action shot i could bring to a finished painting. Please tell me what you… -
Re: [Mixamo Contest] Desert Assassin WIP - Tioxic
This is great. She has a Triss Merigold/Voche vibe what it comes to the face and headwrap. Talking about that area, I would bring down the head due to the neck being too long. I'd also bring out her hips a bit too. Other than that keep working on it and I look forward to seeing more.
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