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#47

Nice Work!
She is a beautiful Ogre :wink:

Compliments, Mattia

#48

Fantastic work and really cool commercial!
I definitely didn´t expect the girl at the finish. :smiley:
Congrats on top row.

:+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

#49

Great model, great renders! :+1:

#50

:+1: :+1:

#51

Good work! very clean

#52

Hi Fleety, congrats on Top Row! Definitely a 5 star sculpt, thanks for posting! :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: !

#53

Great stuff, how many hours did it take you to complete it? :smiley:

#54

Such a beautiful piece of work! Amazing stuff… :+1: :+1:

#55

amazing job :+1:

#56

Hey…

very nice work…
cool ad too…

#57

This took a couple of weeks worth of hard modelling and texturing, although it felt longer as I was working on other characters too. I was working alongside a great team at Nexus including Luis San-Juan (http://www.luis-sanjuan.com/), our resident character rigging genius and Mustashrik Mahbub, a very talented designer/illustrator, and all round nice guy (http://www.mustashrik.com/).

Once again, thanks for all the great comments.

#58

Yeah thanks for the reply man, it helps, I appreciate! I usuallu model chains flat then tweak in Zbrush with move / transpose which is why it doesn’t come out too perfect, but now I’ll use this method instead =)

Once again, great job man! Love the overall feel of this model, and the first picture, the head with the texture / render is amazing. Keep it up!

#59

I just checked out your great work, you certainly like modelling armour! Hope the chainmail works out!

#60

very good wondful,i like it

#61

Thanks so much for answering my question fleety - I’ll be looking over Nexus stuff with great interest in the future.

#62

很可爱的家伙，不过它身上的尖刺是不是会扎到自己？

#63

Fantasitc,dude!very clean sculpt,i wanna know you colored in zbrush or other softwares?Thank you!

#64

Incredible Job!!!

#65

Texturing the skin:

Because we were up against a harsh deadline I had to texture her as quickly as possible…here is how:

I painted the base colours straight onto the model in ZBrush, this was made up of a base green fill colour, I then very lightly sprayed warm red tones on the more meaty parts of the model and cool blues and purples in the recessed areas, like eye sockets. I then output the highly detaled normal map, opened it in Photoshop, took the green channel, invert it, add it as a softlight layer over the top. This gives a whole load of detail in your textures for free. I then added freckles, extra tones, muck/dirt and shaved hair.

I will post an images explaining a little better asap…

#66

hey fleety!

thanks for the great “green channel tip”.

-r