Hey, welcome to my thread on a Transformers project! I'm hoping by the end I'm going to have a functional and great looking Decepticon to show off with. Any criticism is welcomed on getting this to be the best that it can be. So without further ado lets begin. I sketched some really rough stuff on my favourite G1 character…
That was because I did not unwrap the sphere perfectly, I did not spend the time to make the rings equidistant from eachother, so the texture is a little unevenly displayed (and stretched at the center rings). here's a map of mars with equidistant rings applied via this method: please, do find any creases, seams or…
Maybe the advice to focus on high poly with regards to automation taking care of much of the repetitive tasks was more specific to my case? I do think that since a lot of time is allocated to learning pipelines at the studio, it may be advantageous to streamline the more repetitive aspects of a workflow provided there's a…
Day 2 Today's work. Modeled this artifact from Ponte, lost the link to the video but credits go out anyways. Getting more used to more Hard Ops and BoxCutter. Missing a tiny little bevel on the edges to make these pop-out better and prob some roughness maps for details/realistic feeling. Lighthingwise i think looks better…
Hi there! 👋 My name is Alizée Dubois, and I’m a 3D Artist with two years of professional experience creating environments and props for stylized video games on PC and consoles. I’ve had the opportunity to work on several titles, including "Sports Camp: A 35-Game Adventure" (Nintendo Switch) and "Puy Du Fou:The Quest for…
I love good thumbnails. I often find that I prefer thumbnails and silhouettes more than the final pieces. I figure the reason for this is because thumbnails allow the viewer to fill in the shapes in their own imagination. Some questions I have: 1. How much time do you put into thumbnails and do you use any photo source…
Demon Guy: The materials are pretty bad, they seemed rushed or low effort, almost like it was abandoned shortly after sculpting. The sculpting details are PERFECTLY mirrored, even the tiny details like chips and wear. It needed asymmetry much earlier on in the process and definitely before you got to those micro details.…
OK, I'm going to assume the entire leading and trailing edges of the wing are control surfaces, as are the trailing edges of the tail and the canards. Aerodynamically, it seems like it's going to be too unstable - the centre of pressure looks like it's going to be way too far forward as soon as it's not going dead…
General update. [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1Qwrqbr_Q0"]Turntable video of the limbs posed against each other.[/ame] I finished the hands and arm - (I could work on them for twice as long but need to move on) and finished most of the leg. I've got the entire foot and ankle assembled and ready for rigging and the…
Think about repeating design motifs. And don't lose silhouette read as you're detailing out the character. Look at it as pure black on white to make sure it still reads. C has that circle-target-hipbone symbol thing on the outer thigh and we don't see anything mirroring that anywhere else. C has that triangular pope-hat…