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Re: My battle with sculpting. First attempt.
You just went up my buddy list. (plasticine is a bitch compared to sculpey, and hardsurfaces are quite well to make when you get the hang of it, do it!) -
Re: Marmoset Toolbag 3 Rendering Help.
Check out Tim Bergholz' tutorials: https://gumroad.com/timb He has one on rendering weapons in Toolbag. "Ultimate Hardsurface Weapon Tutorial Marmoset Renders" -
Re: M103
wowzers! i'd love to see a mesh of this to see how you got all those soft details into a hardsurface model like this? I'm guessing it's a lot of zbrushing? -
Re: Female Concept Character
Thanks for the reply Jackablade. This character appealed to me as a "Bioshock" style concept, with a blend of hardsurface and organic modeling. That's the reason I chose this out of a million other concepts :) -
Weapon Set [Blender] [Beginner] [Critique]
I'm planning to start selling Low Poly hardsurface models to make some money while working my full time job. I am fairly confident in anything that isn't overly complicated but I would really appreciate any crtiques, advice or just thoughts you have on the stuff I have done so far that I'm planning to stick in a portfolio.… -
Punk Robot
Hardsurface model I did for a class and textured him up in Substance Painter. Check this link out if you want to see the breakdown video! https://vimeo.com/305875932 Concept art by Wim Houben. Heres my artstation! https://www.artstation.com/iliittschwager -
Re: Looking for Critique (still a wip)
Hey! I really like her face and your hardsurface work. I think your materials need some more definition, especially on her legs and torso. Do you have a concept you're working from? -
Re: THRONE ROOM - Seat of the Emperor of the Andromeda Galaxy - noscope
I agree with Orb with my eye going under the throne. Maybe if there was a cool light at the bottom, that should help not pull to that area. Also I am jelly of your hardsurface skills. Awesome work so far. -
Re: Ryan Gilbert - WIP and polished work.
Since it seems that a lot of the body is covered in hardsurface..maybe you want to have a look at modelling/sculpting the cloth as opposed to using Marvelous? I would be a great learning point as well, especially since this is a personal piece(?) -
Re: [P&P] - What Are You Working On? 2009 Edition!
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