Scared Silly Entry by Fatmir Gjevukaj

[monstermaker]

This is looking great so far can't wait to see it finished. If you have the time, which you probably don't ,it would be cool to work the hourglass into this piece somewhere.

[dustbin1_uk]

Wow!

Amazing progress and detailed models. The color palette fits well into the scene.

Well done!

[dustbin1_uk]

Wait..... is that a graphics tablet he is drawing on?!! Hahaha! that's good!

[iImagine]

Presuming that you don't already have one, it would be great to see what you could do with a Cintiq! (Maybe I should say, what you will do with a Cintiq. You're surely in the top 5.)

I just wonder if it might be possible to flip the wolf around, such that he would be drawing (or sculpting maybe?) with his left hand instead of his right. That way he would be turned more toward the viewer. I have no idea how you would go about this, but there just might be some nice simple way.

[nightwoodwolf]

beautiful texturing .. curious to see the final image, keep it up

[KOSOVA]

Thank you guys, for your kind words,

monstermaker: Hi monstermaker and thank you. I have completely forgoten about the hourglass and it's importance in the story, thank's for reminding me and yes I did find the time to make one and put it on the scene. I made it slightly different though, didn't want to look the same. Thank's again and I hope you will like the final image!
dustbin1_uk: Thank's man....yes I thought it would be more silly with it instead of a canvas! I hope others will see it that way too.
iImagine: Thank's buddy for your kind words. I was exploring myself that idea as I liked the werewolf better from the left side... and it is easy to do what you suggest, you just convert the mesh with all subtools into one mesh and mirror it.
nightwoodwolf: Thank's man I appreciate it.

[KOSOVA]

Hi again,

I thought I'd post some more images of some other subtools that I'm putting in the scene, before I post the final image.
I have already started to put the scene together and I have 13 layers so far, and I have also been exploring the idea of doing the fur(painting it) in the end in Zbrush, not photoshop since the whole idea of this contest is to make the most out of Zbrush.
Hope you like the new images,
Thank you
Fatmiri

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I am posting these images just to have an idea of what the werewolf is doing since it wont be seen this clearly and from this angle in the final image.

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[aminuts]

wow I missed this one somehow.....great stuff!
am really looking forward to seeing it all together.
good luck to you.

[Lucky_1]

wow very nice Kosova...
I like the winged monkey very much...

Keep going !

Lucky

[shavedmonkey]

Love the werewolf, and the little tutorials are great

[animastur]

Great use of Zbrush techniques!.

[nightwoodwolf]

cool stuff KOSOVA

good luck

[KOSOVA]

Hi and thank's for the comments,

aminuts: Thank's for stoping by and glad you like it, hope you will like the final image!
Lucky_1:Thank you
shavedmonkey:Thank's, glad you liked the progress shots.
animastur: Thank you.
nightwoodwolf : Thank you, good luck to you too.

I have added yet another flying monkey to the scene, mainly for compositional reasons, and I thought I post it as well as the setup of the scene. The drappery is done from the simple plane with Double On under the display properties.
Almost done with the final image and I'll post it either tonight or tomorow morning.
I managed to make the fur in Zbrush using the SnakehookBrush, I like the results as I had great deal of controll on where to place the fur and it's flow.
Hope you like the update.


Thank you
Fatmiri

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[LittleDedder]

Looking really great

[keleb78]

I'm speechless and my jaw tumbled somwhere under the desk... It's all You fault!

Congrats! Astonishing work!