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Nice work really cool plant sculptings!
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03-09-12 #16
Kenny Carmody
Student for 3D-Modelling and 3D-Sculpting
ShowReel May2012 - http://vimeo.com/42027953
CGHub Portfolio - http://kc-production.cghub.com/
Blogfolio - http://kennycarmody-art.blogspot.de/
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03-09-12 #17
added some bugs!
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03-11-12 #18
Here is a turntable
Last edited by l3ear; 03-11-12 at 07:47 PM.
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03-11-12 #19
WOW!!!!
I think you have a good teacher, how long have you been doing 3D stuff?nope...
I don't know what I'm doing but I'm doing it anyway.
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03-12-12 #20
Originally Posted by MealeaYing
Thanks! Jesse Sandifer is my teacher. He teaches locally in Dallas but he does online courses too. It is nice to have an industry professional critique and teach their techniques. http://www.cgnuggets.com/
http://www.chickwalker.com/ these are some of his works
I have little over 3 years of experience with Maya (check out my site if you want http://2to3d.net) and I have been working in Zbrush for a few weeks now. I have traditional painting and drawing skills but not very much sculpting. I must admit should have been using zbrush a long time ago, it is sooooo artist friendly, and super easy to use. I think it works well with my brain
Last edited by l3ear; 03-12-12 at 08:20 PM.
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03-15-12 #21
I3ear, I recently completed a sculpt of Audrey II from the movie, Little Shop of Horrors, and I must apologize for not giving you credit for inspiring me to attempt it. I saw your posts here and immediately went to Zbrush and started sculpting forgetting in my old age what got me started sculpting that one in the first place. Sorry 'bout that, but I love the plant!
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Joel: I can't do it... this just isn't working. I don't know how Shatner does it every week!
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03-16-12 #22
ahhhhh ... alien plants... ahhhhh droooool..
will you be textureing this?http://shadowship.blogspot.com/
older galleries: http://pushinpixals.blogspot.co.uk/
a whoosh and twinkle is better than a sizzle and splat
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03-26-12 #23
Have not been on in a while been busy with homework, sorry for the delayed response
Originally Posted by voodoodad
Originally Posted by tyrellcorp
ahhhhh ... alien plants... ahhhhh droooool..
will you be textureing this?
Thank you Voodoodad! I checked out your gallery and think the Audrey II kicks a$$, nice work I will go on the thread and comment soon. It is nice to hear that my plant inspired you to do such a cool piece. This plant started as a doodle of a geometric flower that my older sister did on her homework about 15 years ago. I actually have the evolution of this plant throughout the years. this is my first attempt to make it 3d.
Tyrellcorp- Thanks! I will be texturing this but it might have to wait until summer :P As soon as it is textured I will add it to this thread. Checked out your gallery too. I like the textures and colors, my favorite was "inside a zsphere", it looked very fleshy and the environment was cool.
Thank you everyone for the kind words!
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05-04-12 #24
okay so now I want to paint this monstrosity. Does anyone know how can I take this one big dynamesh and separate it into pieces that I can give different materials?
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05-04-12 #25
You don't necessarily have to split it into separate subtools. You can mask and do mrgb fills or just material fills. In my experience that works pretty well, especially if you set your material blend radius up a little. Or you can do an autogroup on the whole thing, keep visible the parts you want to fill with whatever mats and repeat for each material. There's probably a million different ways to accomplish this, but I'm thinking doing it by polygroups would be your best bet.
Deviantart
An old dog, learning some new tricks.
Finished works
Push the button, Frank!
Joel: I can't do it... this just isn't working. I don't know how Shatner does it every week!
Crowe T. Robot: I don't know why he does it, or who lets him do it!
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05-04-12 #26
I tried to auto group but it crashes every time. I feel like I am doing something wrong. I have missed all of the lectures on the subject :/
So if I use masking is it possible to have different materials and colors on a single mesh? Also, can I save a mask selection?
Thank you for your help!
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05-04-12 #27
You can use different mats and colors on the same subtool. I mentioned doing it by masking but you can actually paint mats onto your mesh as well, although in my experience that always looks like crap. You can also mask an area and do a group by mask. You might try that and see if it crashes. I've had troulble with the polygrouping options myself, but it's about 50/50 as to whether it crashes.
Deviantart
An old dog, learning some new tricks.
Finished works
Push the button, Frank!
Joel: I can't do it... this just isn't working. I don't know how Shatner does it every week!
Crowe T. Robot: I don't know why he does it, or who lets him do it!
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05-04-12 #28
I did try that and it crashed too
I will test out the other options. Thank you!!
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Masking it off seems to work best for this one. Thank you very much!Last edited by l3ear; 05-04-12 at 05:14 PM.
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05-12-12 #29 Color!
Thank you voodoodad for all of your help! Here are some stills, turntable will be posted when vimeo is done uploading.
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05-12-12 #30
your staging is very natural, nice work to bring your creations to life.
"Tragedy can be Funny."
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