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Hammer Warrior

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#1

[SIZE=7][SIZE=7]THIS IS MY SECOND POST … In this i hav made a hammer warrior from a sketch (found on internet) low poly was in max and detailing in zbrush .hope u ppl like it …plzz comment for improvements hammer warrior 1.JPG

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#2

keep it up…

#3

Hi

…my 2 main crits would be the upper lips and the biceps are looking bloby…

p.s. most people sitting in front of an pc have no problems with the eyes…so,no need to write in this big red letters…:wink:

#4

runen i just never knew that size 7 will be this big

#5

Try using a tablet and not just the mouse. All your lines of the ornaments have the same size. It makes your model look boring. You put a lot of work into it, that should show more impressive. It’s nice, but simply using a better tool to sculpt (tablet) would automatically make the result many times more interesting.
Lemo

#6

i guess my tablet skills r not up to the mark yet,i used tablet only but kept the brush size same,will try somthing different in the next one …

#7

Nice detailing in the armor. I would definitely spend more time on the face though, the face is the most important feature (assuming its a humanoid). As far as the pole goes, don’t worry what other people think about your work. If your uncertain, take a break for 20 min then go back and look at it, I can guarantee you’ll find something that might be off.

#8

“i guess my tablet skills r not up to the mark yet,i used tablet only but kept the brush size same,will try something different in the next one …”

You can get some nice edges with just modifying the brush modifier under the brush column. M polish is nice too.

#9

thanks for the boost i will do more to the face and will try that brush modifying …ur boost actually helped thanks again :slight_smile:

#10

cool work

#11

thanks :+1: :+1: :+1:

#12

Yo nice work bro, just work on more organic blending n anatomically rest u doin gr8 dude, All the best dude.

#13

thanks a lot mandy

#14

Looks great, however I would lose the second hammer…regardless of the individual’s strenght I don’t see someone roaming the countryside carrying two hammers that size…especially that it appears you would need both hands to get a good swing (you might want to reduce the diameter of the shaft).

I love the armor details, the helmet and the dragon theme!

#15

thanks for the obeservation i am going to change the pose wid one hammer and the other one will rest on ground …:))