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[digman]

Enjoyed taking polypainting beta out for a quick spin. A little postwork in TwistedBrush for both images after rendering in 3DCoat...

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[johnnycore]

Wow looking good!
Cant wait to take this new feature out for a spin..

[Polygoon]

Very nice! Stunning results digman.

[herve_bis]

looks very cool...

Can you transfer it to a Ptex later ...?

h/

[michalis]

Excellent, colorful work David!
Waiting for the mac build, of course.
Both look great.

[digman]

Statue sculpted (surface mode) in 3DCoat "details kept at a mimmim" and stone shader applied.
In this case of polypainting all I wanted was the rendered shader and one red type blood streak.

The rest of the painting was done in TB except the stone shader.
What I like about polypainting is that I am able to include 3D elements in 2D work without having to retopo,uv and bake. This just increases my range of artistic work I can do. It does not mean I will not do the other but now I have a choice.

Even though he is stone, the painted eyes make him look somewhat alive, I liked the effect..

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[digman]

Polypainting= concept creation.
Very nice to start thinking about a character in 3D before finishing sculpting.
Sculpted head is still wip...

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[L'Ancien Regime]

Statue sculpted (surface mode) in 3DCoat "details kept at a mimmim" and stone shader applied.
In this case of polypainting all I wanted was the rendered shader and one red type blood streak.

The rest of the painting was done in TB except the stone shader.
What I like about polypainting is that I am able to include 3D elements in 2D work without having to retopo,uv and bake. This just increases my range of artistic work I can do. It does not mean I will not do the other but now I have a choice.

Even though he is stone, the painted eyes make him look somewhat alive, I liked the effect..

TB?

[digman]

Taking the the import "images as a mesh for a spin".
I will sure enjoy this feature...
Titled:
At the bottom of the Ocean.

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[mal]

L'Ancien Regime

I suspect TB is the painting program Twisted Brush.

Cheers
Mal

[The Candy-floss Kid]

Wonderful, I love "At the bottom of the ocean" particularly.

[digman]

Imported image as mesh in grayscale. Painted in 3DCoat (vertex colors) with voxel work for relief depth.
Rendered in 3DCoat with 3 lights...
Titled:
Priestess with Mask...

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[The Candy-floss Kid]

A very refreshing and creative use of 3DCoat to great effect.

[Garagarape]

Nice fresco work Digman!
I Didn't know it was possible to use vertex color in 3dCoat.
Have to download new version and test!

[marupura]

Nice work.It is very interesting!
I feel that it like almost real oil painting.

[digman]

Thanks for the comments all.
Exploring using a photo as a base mesh (image as mesh import) Relief work in surface mode plus polypainting and some work in Twistedbrush.
I changed the lighting and adjusted facial features of the photo for effect.
Rendered in 3DCoat with 4 Lights.

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[Tony Nemo]

A very interesting technique indeed. It looks like you have aquired more control over outcomes. It retains the look of bas relief (in copper with enamel perhaps) with hightened realism.

[The Candy-floss Kid]

Very inventive. These are fascinating - thinking out of the box. I like how the lighting in this one has created a solarization effect.