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Re: WIP Scifi Soldier
I'm back! Got caught up in studying foundations in 2d again, but has come in handy. Here's the latest, not quite a scifi soldier yet, but the base mesh is coming along. This was done in sculptrix, basically laying the muscle foundation. Still a lot of problems like the shoulder joints, neck, torso muscle flow, etc. I take… -
Re: 3D Scan Data DVDs
@Neox: we have three different types of scanners. I mainly work with the data once the scanning crew obtains it but from what I understand we have cyberware, minolta, ATOS and LiDAR. I've worked with data ranging from tiny clay sculptures all the way up to giant buildings and everything in between. From what I have seen… -
Re: Successful 3D artist without drawing skill?
Since you're already a damn good sculptor, learning how to draw primitives in perspective fluently will get you a long way along the road. That and gesture drawing are (for me) the hardest part. For a primarily freehand (ie. not loads of rulers and measuring) approach to perspective, I found Scott Robertson's courses very… -
Re: Need Recent Grad Advice
I know all about the soul-eating day job situation. About six months ago, I made the decision to start saving every penny so that one day I'd be able to cut my hours down to a few days per week so that I could really focus on my art. Now I only work my day job from Monday-Wed, and work on my art Thursday-Sunday. I even… -
Re: Colleges with No Portfolio Requirements
Alright, character artist it is. I presume 3d ? Do you have software to get started ?? Blender and Sculptris are free to use. And can make stuff to show your skills. Also if you notice/look up some past competitions we have here, many artists also design their own characters. So drawings also a big part. Below are examples… -
Re: Increasing Creativity and the "Artistic Eye?"
I think this is an area where getting away from your core discipline can really help push past creative plateaus. I few years ago I took a figure sculpture class (oil based clay from a live model), which is far away from my day to day, but it really helped improve the ability to see and interpret form correctly in 3D.… -
The Beast - Voteth the Tomb Guardian
Voteth was once a man, his true name lost to time. In a time long gone, he was raised as a royal bodyguard. In his youth he was assigned to protect a beautiful princess. Over time he grew to love her and she, him. Their love grew and they were happy. Time passed and the princess grew ill. Tragically, the illness overcame… -
Re: [UE4] Altar of Kings (WoW fan art)
THE ALTAR IS GROWING! I didn’t take intermediate screenshots all the time, so I’ll tell you right away about this one: As you can see, I made a trim for metal objects. I used it for supports on the back of the altar, a shield under the lion’s head and an ornament around the central circle. For the upper parts of the side… -
Re: A face a day will hopefully make me not as bad
Looking good, remember refrences are you friend, I know if I don't have refrence my faces start falling down uncanny valley, I think the more of a newbie you are the more refrence you should use. Maybe do a Asaro planes sculpture. Try starting out by tracing the images in zbrush, then do another one just using them as… -
Re: CONSUME MASS QUANTITIES
That's a pretty self-righteous statement. I bet if you spun your head around 360 degrees you'd see several mass-produced, non-environmentally-sound objects, several of which probably cost an amount of money significant enough to make you wish you had gotten them for free, perhaps, for example, as a gift. Your computer and…
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