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Shane Warild: Highly experienced Freelance Artist available
Hi all. I'm an experienced 3d generalist with 12 years experience in the computer games industry across all platforms. Up-to-date with the latest techniques. Look me up for: Environment. Character. Vehicle. Props and Rapid 3d Concepting work Always on the lookout for new clients and I charge competitive rates. my blog I… -
Warhammer 40k Space Wolves Stormfang
Hello fellow Polycounters! I´d like to share my latest work, a Warhammer 40k Space Wolves Stormfang. So far it is a highpoly model but eventually I will go the full pipeline and make a realtime model of it. - Update: Found some time to work on this and finished the lowpoly + bakes: - - Highpoly renders: Thanks for watching… -
Re: Lenny's Workshop
Hey everyone, here's my first workshop submission in a while now and i haveto say, it feels pretty damm good to get back into the fray of things. Arcing Supremacy a Razor headpiece, concepted by Doubleleaf. I worked on this item over a pretty long timeframe as I traveled throughout the holiday period and managed to… -
Re: Noobness revealing itself with baking
Yes, you have to remember and keep in mind, you are modeling a highpoly model to be baked onto a low poly object. The highpoly does not need to look good and be accurate, the only think that matters is how well it will bake and it will make the low poly look good. Chunky details and thick edges are good. -
Re: m1911a1 WIP
Here's a little update on the highpoly model. Im learning ALOT doing this. So far it's been fun and very stressful lol Still alot to do. P.S. I used the default material, I just added 60 spec and 60 gloss to see if there's any errors in my highpoly :D -
Re: WIP - Circuit Stage Microscope (Van Heurck)
What´s your goal here? A highpoly model or a normal mapped realtime model as well? If you want to have a realtime version, you should reaaaally soften all of the edges. Edit: even if this is supposed to be highpoly only I would soften the edges to get some nice specular highlights. -
Re: Sherman Firefly rendered in Marmoset
I'm guessing there wasn't ever a highpoly, you really made the normalmap in the worst possible way, and you could be better without it. Try involving a highpoly in your process, or keep the normalmap flatter than what it is now, if you didn't bake anything, use it more like a flatter but sharper bumpmap. -
Re: Batman-high tech suit
Hey man, overall it looks great. But looking at the highpoly and the lowpoly next to each other, the highpoly work is leagues better than the lowpoly, i think if you revisited some texture parts like the cloak and took out some of the obviously mirrored areas it would make this piece a ton better. -
Re: doom 4
i dont see Natalie Portman there, looks more like Keira Knightley, Gene Hackman and Danny Trejo i think the highpoly work looks great. almost looks like there is some polypaint texture on the highpoly which seems like an odd thing to do but looks good none the less. -
Re: Blue Fire Hydrant
Serp - i wouldn't mind seeing the highpoly/highpoly wireframe - just seeems very smooth to me - where i would normally have problems :D or i could just steal your brain for the secrets.... nice hydrant and tex - pity about the ONLY distortion on the upper bit meh,
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