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The sculpt on Yubaba is really awesome. Great sculpt from the great film!
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03-02-12 #136
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03-02-12 #137
Great sculpt form this great movie, indeed!
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03-02-12 #138
Excellent sculpt Ralf, as always.
Ezra
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03-03-12 #139
Many thanks for your comments.
Dragon: No video tutorial yet, I made some small tutorials in this Forum.
Search for my username.
Here is my final Yubaba Sculpture. Hope you like it.
Cheers
Ralf Stumpf
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03-03-12 #140
another cool design from Ralph
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03-03-12 #141
I'm glad to see the textured Yubaba!
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius — and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." -E.F. Schumacher
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03-03-12 #142
Really beautiful, as always Ralf! Glad to have you back here.
Just a question, in a textured render like this, do you use one material for the entire character, or do you use different ones for cloth, skin, fan, etc.?
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03-03-12 #143
Ah, OK, I will do so. Thanks a million Ralph.
Originally Posted by stumpf
YUBABA came out great. Nice texturing/painting and rendering.
And you know, I have the same question as POLAROID29-"Just a question, in a textured render like this, do you use one material for the entire character, or do you use different ones for cloth, skin, fan, etc.? " You see, I have been playing around lately with Polypainting and LightCap etc. So, just wondering.
Best.
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03-04-12 #144
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03-09-12 #145
Hello, I'm back with a new »Scary Toons« character, this time
to an epic theme »The Ride of the Valkyrie«.
It took quite a long time to design and create this two complex characters.
I want to make something different from the normal point of view of a Valkyrie.
Also I want a little twist towards humor. For the conception I take a look to
illustrations from the middle age, they often has characters with long and
straight noses.
Technically I model the most parts direct in ZBrush with dynamesh and made
a new topology to keep the polycount as low as possible. 50% are still dynamesh's.
I polypaint and render in ZBrush. For rendering I use a multipass technic where
I render passes for color, different materials, lights from different directions
and AO/shadow and compose these frames in PS.
Hope you like it.
Cheers
Ralf Stumpf
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03-09-12 #146
Excellent art and lots of fun. Kudos Ralf.
Ezra
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03-09-12 #147
Terrific, I can hear Wagner
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03-09-12 #148Senior Member User Gallery
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Awesome Sketch book....am a fan of steampunk...... ( You inspire, I admire )
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03-10-12 #149
Fantastic work – as always!
The forms, colours, materials and especially the proportions are all perfect
cheers
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03-10-12 #150
Great stuff Ralf, great style!!!! keep it up!
Best regards mutte
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