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Re: Faun: Requesting feedback
I think the head proportions and modelling are very sound, but the hair is not at all flattering in my opinion. I'm not sure if it's just a placeholder mesh that you plan to swap out later, but it's way too wiry and doesn't suggest any form to me. I dropped one of your screens into Photoshop and played around with it for a… -
Re: Charachter making progress : need a solution for this problem
As for sculpting fingers, i found this gem in a demonstration by a Riot Games Character artist, at 10:30 he just uses a simple rectangle, bends it by masking off areas (CTRL + clicking and dragging over the parts you don't want to move), and rotating them to create fingers, after that he just moves them into position. Be… -
Re: Character Revision
I think the jacket texture is the biggest problem they had It looks really low resolution and somewhat stylized and hand painted, but not realistic and the material definition is not really what id expect when seeing the high poly, maybe rather leather or something, it dosnt really convince me. The detail looks painted on,… -
Re: Dev_MD Workshop
Things are looking better since last I saw, but this still needs a lot of work. when you're concepting items do not work so zoomed in because more often than not, the details will be completely lost in game like the small blades you have on the tail and on the shoulder pads. Try to acclimate yourself to the style of the… -
Re: Gotta get gains | Character modeling
Hey luksa17, that's a good start, before you start texturing you gotta take a step back and refine a bit more. When working on a stylized concept you should look at the bigger shapes and imagine them as just simple objects. This makes it easier to capture the silhouette. This guy is basically 3 spheres with the sphere for… -
Re: Hand painted weapons practice
I feel like you've only taken part of what Cordero said into account. You've added more polys to the blade when they indicated, but those sections remain largely straight. If you're going to add those cuts in to reinforce the silhouette (which you should silhouette is king when it comes to stylized art, even more so on a… -
Re: Maya Deforme a braid with wire or spline
Ok, I resolved it…lol. I got rid of the wire holder, and just used the control nodes of the influencing wire to move the shape into place. I was hopping for something a bit more snappy… what I imagined was adding a holder wire and then just scaling the influencing wire , which I thought might make the geometry snap into… -
Re: My Struggles As A 3D Artist
I think there is too much micro surface detail. The only thing you should concern yourself with are larger forms and perhaps some subtle detail. Leave the micro stuff out unless you are positive its finished (so posting it for a critique means its not finished). Also note, often times this kind of detail is sometimes… -
Re: Little man and his lynx
While I can't really help with the hair/fur as that's one of my own weaknesses also; I can critique what you got otherwise. The pants on the man could use a little gravity to them. They are very baggy so in theory they should bulk up a little and have stronger creases and folds where they go into his boots. Overall don't… -
Re: Armadillo Barbarian
Tigerfeet you raise a good point. His legs are generally leading ahead of him. I tried messing with the graphs and pulling him back, but now it looks like he's trudging and barely moving forward lol, so i'll have to continue working on it. I'm not really a good animator, I can just do key poses (i suck at the inbetween…
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