I have to concur with vj and ubersock. Its not an organic object, I'm not sure what you're going to be sculpting on this. Personally I would use an image-based normal map for the wood. It looks amazing geometry-wise though! d^_^b
Hi guys! Looking for tips on how to finish up pieces. Should they remain sketchy, is that ok$ Thanks in advance! https://www.instagram.com/simon.labreche/
Lookin good! Nice use of a warmer color scheme. What I find interesting is the way your background is interacting with your character. The landscape is literally warping behind your character which makes him that much more important >.o b
The concept is great and your shading is superb! It is a bit hard to read however. The detail is amazing though so I would never want to tell you to cut back on it to emphasize the face.. It could probably b achieved through colouring instead :D
I am remaking the Super Kriss Vector SMG. I hated the polygon structure of that first model. Also, my work is in a pack for the FPSC Game engine - here is the WIP thread http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=186647&b=24
Looks really nice. I might try something a bit different with the stock though. Maybe darker? I am finding the snake skin effect to it a little distracted. I really like that red cloud effect you have going B)
looking great! Disting- comming along very nicely. I really like what you did with adding the blue light coming from the monitor-- nice! just cross posting my reply from your post on WAYWO thread :B
I hear you, but I chose them because a) I wanted to bring more of a WW2 atmosphere to it, like metal is more useful on spaceships and guns than on benches and b) I think they bring warmness into the otherwise quite cold and hostile environment.
Your 2D looks nice! One thing I think you could improve though is your perspective. The only place I noticed you used perspective lines is the b&w dungeon in your first post. Rendering looks great! :)
There's also this format of for loop which is all defined together. I personally prefer this one when I need to utilize individual array indices string $array[] = { "A", "B", "C" }; for ($i=0; $i<`size $array`; ++$i) { warning $array[$i]; }