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Re: Spartan Warrior
Thanks Vitor, it will be very easy and quick for me to change the silhuet so fire away with any suggestions. What you have mistaken as a new muscle(my fault i over emphasized it)is not actually meant to be a muscle but the strand that runs on top of the muscles and holds them all together (similar example can be found at… -
Re: Spartan Warrior
Thanks for the example Ruz. I think we can both agree that this is a fantastic piece of 3d art and the artist who made this deserves all of the credit they recieve. It is also however a great example for me to use to explain what i am talking about, even the smoothest areas of the model are still a little bit lumpy… -
Re: Spartan Warrior
Every one of those shots have six giant tumors on their stomachs! Its no wonder you think ZBrush and Mudbox create lumpy models when you use them to cut away geometry of a hard surface model. Proper use of a sculpting app actually has no residue of what you are talking about; inappropriate use, such as the helmet above,… -
Re: Spartan Warrior
I agree with the othe guys critics, and i've done this before, when i start learning anatomy at university i also began to over musculate my models. You don't have here any fat, skin, fascias... I know this is just a wip and it was a machine before, it is just to make sure you won't forget about it Wront side of this…
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