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Re: Ghost-d art dump
Decided to take Hellboy a bit further to practice on texturing clothes a bitl. Minor update for now, but there should be more on the Predator and some other characters soon. -
Re: Sketchbook: Carl Button
did some improvements to clothing, increasing the tightness around shoulders, smoothing out creases etc. More hard surface detail and straps in certain areas.. -
Re: [Chivalry] Mason Archer Fallen Souls Set
Almost done, just some cloth editing and i can start the low poly. These are the changes i did according to different sources of feedback. Cheers -
Re: XMD Character Contest - Feedback
When it comes to the cloths, it might be worth making everything that is separate in real life into separate subtools. Then model around those. It will give it a more crisp look. -
Re: The Witcher 2
Man im sooo impressed by the game! One of the standouts is the characters so far, lots and lots of super well made/designed characters/clothes :d -
Re: The Valley of the Suck! (Character Art)
Spend more time focus around the joints. Especially the shoulders. It's harder to get right, and more important than ab muscle that will usually be covered by cloths. -
Re: Poll: Pick which turd to polish!
Cool. Love Dune. Liking the Lady Jessica look. Love her eyes. I think her clothing could be very cool and an interesting challenge. -
Re: Zbrush bust, first time
Still working on buste, did a test render to see how it looked while in marble. Now on to getting the face more correct, hair and the cloth cape. -
Re: Tutorials, Guides and Resources for Dota2 Workshop
Here's another wip tutorial by konras. Its about sculpting cloth with a metal border. http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1975020&postcount=11068 -
Re: [Retrogasm] Lilika from Rogue Galaxy
So clean, I can look at it for hours. how did you build the clothes, armor and weapons? dynamesh or subdividing and extruding? or some 3rd option?
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