sci-fi character

[xjun]

Hi everyone! i've been around here for a while and got no chance to post any of my own.
finally i brought some pieces of recent work i'd like to share.

i referred to tones of game art, concept and 3d artists' works from all around world.
i used maya for base meshes and zbrush for details. hope you enjoy!

cheers.














































for some more stuff
http://jun3dportfolio.blogspot.com/

[julien n]

very nice!
i'm actually working on a soldier, looking for references like yours, halo, timesgate section 8, hellgate etc...
i really like what you have translate it into your model, and the low poly render is really nice!
congratulation.

[kmkenpo]

Super work... here is a small crit, and it is SMALL.

Have a blessed day,
-kmkenpo

[LY]

All you guys designing and modeling bulky armor like this should be one day penalized to rig such a character so that he can at least walk...

[xjun]

hi, kmkenpo,

thank you for pointing out i haven't really thought about it when i make it
I deeply appreciate it.

[xjun]

julien, thanks for comments and hope you make the best of you !!

[Felix the Cat]

good work! I like the texture.

[hosch]

Super work... here is a small crit, and it is SMALL.

Have a blessed day,
-kmkenpo

Regarding the question you listed in your critique image about how textures like that are created. I do not know how the artist here created his, but you might want to look at the ZProject Brush. It is just about the best method I have found yet when combined with masking, deformation>inflate and polygroups for getting an exacting texture (color or geometry) into a model. Depending on the model shape sometimes it is best to "texture" sculpt the model using a similar method, but with textures generated outside ZB in something like Photoshop.

[Knight-Templar]

That's fantastic work, wish i could produce work like that

Simon

[mestophales]

Absolutely great work!

[xjun]

*Felix the Cat, Thank you I'm glad you like it!

*hosch, thank your for your comment.

*Knight-Templar, thank you very much so lovely!

*mestophales, Thank you. it's so encouraging.

[midost]

Very nice hard surface work. Some areas are a touch soft in the close ups, but it looks great in the full view. Good work!

[w333silke]

Can you show us some pics of the base meshes u used,please?