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Minotaur (Tutorial Link in First Post)

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#1

Hello guys,

I just finished this character, I did this work especially to increase my experience in hard surface modeling, I hope you enjoy. Modeling was done earlier in zbrush 3.5, before appearing Z4 and rendering in Z4 and photoshop CS3. Thank you! <!--[attach=220487]Minotaur.jpg[/attach]--> <!--[attach=220488]01.jpg[/attach]--> <!--[attach=220489]02.jpg[/attach]-->

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Moderator’s Note: Edward has created a great tutorial for this project. Click HereMinotaur.jpg01.jpg02.jpg

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#2

Looks very good man!:sunglasses:
Nice overall design, although I would love to see it posed, so it shows that X-factor!

#3

For some reason my jaw just dropped to the floor, and I cant get it back up :slight_smile:

#4

If this doesn’t get top row (aka it is seen as average stuff) I’ll quit 3D alltogether couse I’ll never be able to catch up anymore…

Fantastic man!! Are you gonna rig him?

#5

Get this on top row now!!!..eradicate the memory of the tops rows recent low points.

#6

Wow…Really cool design and Fantastic sculpt… :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

#7

great stuff… what was your inspiration for this?
any chance for some wips?

did you have to retopo ?

#8

Top row! :+1:

5 stars I’d say …

#9

Thank you very much guys for your appreciation!!
sarford > I do not think I have time to rig in the near future, maybe when I will have sam free time.
tyrellcorp > This character was not retopologized because i don’t wanted to take him to low poly stage, I just wanted to get the high poly sculpting stage as far as can. Regarding the theme, I wanted to create a mechanical version of the mythological Minotaur, I did not inspired from somewhere, I let my imagination free with this theme kept in mind.
Please excuse me for my english, I would like to respond in more detail but is hard to find the right words to comunicate easy.
Thank you again for your nice words!!

#10

I think this is awesome. Not just the modelling, but the texturing is really great.

#11

That is such a cool concept!

:small_blue_diamond: the worn out painting looks great.

what was you technique for the painting?

#12

Fantastic Work!!!
Awesome!!
My applause!

#13

Thank you again guys!
sadicus > For the texture part I rendered in zbrush more images of this model with different material that i combined later in photoshop using masks.
The drawings and the writing I applied to the final model using different blend modes.

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#14

beautifull work!

#15

That’s some serious hard surface you have going on there. Great job!

#16

I’ve seen too many mechs and heavy armor dudes and am slightly sick of it, but this one is simply beautiful. it has a real nice twist with it’s almost antique look. congrats!

#17

Oh man! this is sick!! the texture colors on the armors kinda look strange to me but i like it :wink: . fantastic hard-surface modeling. thumbs up:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

#18

top row.
The materials look so realistic. The modelling is cool too.
Add to the fact that this is achieved in Zbrush. woah.
Would love to see a tutorial. =)

#19

awesome hard surface modeling… :+1: :+1:

#20

Awesome modeling man very cool. Where did u get those materials they are pretty cool. Awesome work again!