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low poly horse
Hi everyone! Thanks for looking! I've started working on a little short that I will hopefully finish before long. It's about cowboys! One of the more finished models thus far is this horse. It's 1392 polygons, and so far only has diffuse and opacity maps painted. Here's a rendering of a horse: And here's a texture I… -
Re: The Monthly CHARACTER Challenge | January 2015 | Cocoa Girl
@JoeTyas: Legs are looking good judging from your picture. But her overall pose looks pretty hunched + what StephLee pointed out. Fingers are also lacking definition. Give yourself some reference points by adding knuckles, fingernails, etc. and then smooth it out later. You could also bend her arms/pull her elbows towards… -
Re: What kind of art is this?
Just gonna jump in to point out that while diablo 3's textures are very stylized, many (I might even say most) are NOT handpainted. The trees (a notable element of D3's 2.5D style) were actually modeled, then baked onto planes. Many, if not all of the characters were modeled with a high poly and baked. By comparison,… -
Re: How To PBR On A Budget - Feedback Requested
I hear you, man. Painting each layer separately definitely does not work as a long-term workflow solution. It was brutal but I did learn quite a bit through this process. Substance seems like the best option at this point after hearing from you guys and my other artist buddies. Much appreciated guys! Anyone have any… -
Re: Sketchbook: tot tot
@bounchfx hey dude! Thanks man, I really appreciate it. Those rocks kinda went from a texture to just an odd painting of some rocks, they certainly need work if theyre to be better utilized as a texture. Good point on the wood, thanks man! Heres a quick (like 10 min) metal/bronze I did, hopefully it doesnt look too dark on… -
Re: CL4P-TP
Thanks :) There is not really a high poly per say, there is more like 12 of them. For key parts, I modeled a high poly mesh and then baked it down using the AO as a starting point for the textures. For the rest, it was hand painted one chunk at a time. For the textures, I set up each major color on a masked layer that used… -
Re: my concept art design work
hey Greg , thanx a lot for following this and for your helping comments , i appreciate it man , from your comments ,seams like i'm getting better , which makes me feel good , your point about the macro and the micro design is very clear i got it , i tried to incorporate this here , i don't know if you have noticed some… -
Re: Sketchbook: GED
Thanks MightyPea I totally agree about the normals being blown out on the last deadpool render I did, I just wanted to use a 3 point light setup cause xnormal didnt have true 3 point lighting so I had to use max...but overall I still think it looks better in xnormal so I might use that to do a quick render of him there… -
Re: Transformers: The Movie
True, but it doesn't mean they didn't come into contact with some heavier hardware. After all they could have matched another transformer. "How do we stop this unstoppable tank!?" "err scan it and beat it at its own game. Only now it has to best 4 other tanks of the same design." "How do we get from point A to point B… -
Re: Tank alla massive
[ QUOTE ] if you want to make a cool looking tank (even a fantasy tank, bleh) you should study how people paint scale models. heres one sample: the dirt here is called a "wash" where they mix water with paint, and let it collect on the tank like real dirt would. basically just brightened the centers of a few surfaces. [/…
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