It's been recently so warm where I live that I'm 200% in summer mood already, and painted this over the weekend! (You can probably tell I'm eaglery waiting for Mag'har orcs in the next World of Warcraft expansion)
You might want to switch out gobin for keen, as valve is pretty much avoiding goblins and orcs. But otherwise that looks like an awesome courier. It'll be interesting to see how that fairy dragon comes in play for the flying version.
Thanks Andy that helps a bit, there are some scale weirdness too though. Those handles if sized to be at human height are freakishly small for the task at hand. So I'm thinking dwarves or orcs ;) Edit: Also does this start today??
i'll try painting fur one other day, i'm currently trying to finish my old orc model, i don't have any finished work at all on this pc, only old stuff on another :S
i still have a soft spot for steven giesler. the work on his site predates digital sculpting but i think most of it holds up just fine and then some: http://stevengiesler.com/index_old.html also: no zombie orcs in this one. ;)
Devart: Yeah I use a wacom, I paint the textures within zbrush Reworking my orc And working on something new Also starting my workshop on cgsociety for Videogame Character Creation with Katon Callaway tomorrow :D
feel that this should be in the front, the bug thats currently in the front doesnt have much texture. So use this one for hand painted style along with orc fort, and then make a 10k+ tri human character with norm map probably
Bobo's orc set me off to recreate a model and this was my choice. Textures still need work and sharpening up, but it's getting there. Standing 1260 tris with two maps and a third one for binocular glow which isn't done yet. Doom Commando Crits appreciated - especially on texturing.
Hello Everyone. So I've been recently trying to replicate this stylized metal surface detail from Michael Vicente's (Orb) Artstation. This detail is only on the cutting part of the axe, some kind of a squarish smashed shape. Michael wrote an explanation on his Artstation saying that "this is just clay brush strokes, dialed…