Hello, people. Several days ago, I asked evaluation of my work ( http://polycount.com/discussion/189339/low-poly-would-you-please-evaluate-my-work/p1?new=1 ) Also, I received thankful feedback. The conclusion is... I should understand modern day's work flow of creating low-poly modeling. I searched and studied... and I…
I guess I have to face the truth. You are right. Right now, challenging complicated mesh such as human anatomy is just suicide. Right now, I am try to create ak-47 as best as possible. Do you have any other suggestion? Thanks.
Having looked at your original thread I would say that worrying about the workflow shouldn't be your primary concern at the moment. Your example is far below the bar of modern standards. You would be much better served concentrating on all the stages of the workflow and the core fundamentals: learn to model/texture/shadel…
I think even an AK-47 is overreaching at this point, mate. Your main concern this early should be to learn how to recognize and make different shapes, how subdivision works and modern textures are made. As you go along you'll learn the tools and tricks needed to advance. This takes a lot of effort and time, so I'd suggest…