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Re: First Attempt Jill Valentine [Resident Evil 3 (1999)]
Looks pretty good for a first attempt! When you first start it's very difficult to sculpt a model from a hi rez base mesh. It always comes out lumpy. Something that can help is getting your figure mapped out while it is still low resolution and only increase the resolution where you need it. Reference material is pretty… -
Re: [Junku] Current works~
@Dan! Thanks man!, I do hope to revisit the judge as I'm not very happy with how he is right now. I'll keep the comments in mind :) @Chrisradsby Cheers, I really enjoy sculpting stylized characters. Expect to see more soonish =P @BrontoThunder Thanks!. The redesigns for Dota2 are really amazing. It gave me the inspiration… -
Re: - DYRT - SOLDIER -
Thanks for the crit and encouragement guys! I went back and made the head smaller and tweaked it out with more teeth showing. I also shortened up the arms. Not TOO much, but about where they looked functional. I probably could have made them shorter, but I am happy with them. So this guy is done for the sculpt. I'm moving… -
Re: Sketchbook: Andrew Gillogly
4/14/2020 Ching Shih: Hair Maps Ching Shih Maps Sword Maps Full post: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/zAdnZ2 4/12/2020 Personal project inspired by real world 19th century pirate, Ching Shih Marvelous Designer Zbrush Maya Substance Designer/Painter/Alchemist Rigged in Maya 1X4096 for Ching Shih 1X4096 for Sword With… -
Re: Is character modeling in SW like 3DS Max, Maya, Blender old fashioned?
Not old fashioned. It's situation dependent. I find myself starting in Zbrush or Modo entirely dependent on the nature of the object. For 'organic' characters, I tend to start in Zbrush. Sometimes I start in Modo to get my blockouts going much faster, especially for things like a weapon. I'd comment that some of the… -
Re: Dell Smart Desk (Surface Studio clone?)
it looks new-age i give it that. however you'll have to move it around to reach bits of the interface - e.g. where would you place that in a zbrush sculpting session when you work all over the screen and need to reach menus and tool-trays? depending on where it's placed in relation to you you might not even be able to… -
Re: Is artstation professional when applying to game companies?
For folks who are not so tech savvy... Artstation has two main pages... Your Profile, and your Portfolio. https://www.artstation.com/artist/NAME -> Profile https://NAME.artstation.com/ -> Portfolio Your Profile is where all your art works are posted on, usually sorted by Date. Unless you specify it to sort by Album (via… -
Re: Head model : my 1st sculpt on mudbox
Hi everybody its been sometime , been busy studying and playing WoW in my free time :P i tried doodling at school but i couldn't do anything proper so i gave up on sketching in school and today decided to make a few edits to the old head again , Thanks to 3D modelling I can notice facial features much better now xD it aint… -
Re: Environments of "The Unknown" - a TPP action/adventure Crysis modification
I sculpted it with long brush strokes using Clay Brush with no alpha. It was done on a separate layer, which intensity was then adjusted to something along 0.45. Then I went through the same process again on a new layer and I set its intensity to 0.25. Feel free to play around with different alphas, intensity and brush… -
Re: Software choices + workflow advice (Maya user)
Once I started to work on high poly models that needed sculpted details I went with Mudbox because of the appeal of the UI and the promise that was Mudbox 2.0 back when it was owned by Skymatter. I regret it very much as Mudbox got bought out by Autodesk, now it's in the almost meaningless update for lot's of cash or…
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