This in not the final version as more sculpting is to be done plus shader and painting work...
Old Man reworking
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, Mar 28 2012 06:29 AM
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Posted 28 March 2012 - 06:29 AM
I thought I do some reworking of the old man sculpt. The original was a voxel sculpt but it was painted as a 2d image. This time I will use polypainting and render in 3DCoat.
This in not the final version as more sculpting is to be done plus shader and painting work...
This in not the final version as more sculpting is to be done plus shader and painting work...
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 03:46 AM
Having fun and I love polypainting (aka vertex painting)
Titled: Old Spaceman...
Titled: Old Spaceman...
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Posted 07 April 2012 - 11:38 AM
Nice! He looks a bit like Bishop in Aliens.
Who was your model?
Who was your model?
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Posted 11 April 2012 - 03:28 AM
A skin workover, plus general workings of the eyes, etc... Top of head, lips, eye balls, neck still to do. More wrinkles to do in places too.
I'm using this man as a model to test, different brushes I create (surface mode) and techniques that learn in how to work 3DCoat's digital clay.
@ Garagarape, no model just imagination on this guy...
Polypainting and render in 3DCoat...
3 million polygons in surface mode.
I'm using this man as a model to test, different brushes I create (surface mode) and techniques that learn in how to work 3DCoat's digital clay.
@ Garagarape, no model just imagination on this guy...
Polypainting and render in 3DCoat...
3 million polygons in surface mode.
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Posted 11 April 2012 - 09:45 AM
i like him so far 
but the wrinkles at some places seems to be not sharp enough. They should not be that wide, more clearer, or?
especially that large mouth-cheek wrinkles.
like here: http://photo-exhibit...menschen_oma_(c)_bernhard_plank-1.jpg
but the wrinkles at some places seems to be not sharp enough. They should not be that wide, more clearer, or?
especially that large mouth-cheek wrinkles.
like here: http://photo-exhibit...menschen_oma_(c)_bernhard_plank-1.jpg
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Posted 16 April 2012 - 09:48 PM
Another update...
Lips, eye lashes etc still to do plus the white of the eyes still need some work too.
Not real happy with eyebrows yet... not sure it I can get them looking good or not maybe free form pose tool on them.
4.3 million polygons in surface mode, added more wrinkles, skin pores, eye brows, nose hairs etc, increase the polygons of the eye balls.
Polypainting and rendered in 3DCoat...
Lips, eye lashes etc still to do plus the white of the eyes still need some work too.
Not real happy with eyebrows yet... not sure it I can get them looking good or not maybe free form pose tool on them.
4.3 million polygons in surface mode, added more wrinkles, skin pores, eye brows, nose hairs etc, increase the polygons of the eye balls.
Polypainting and rendered in 3DCoat...
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Posted 18 April 2012 - 06:36 PM
Another take on the old guy after he as add a long day of manual labor...
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Posted 18 April 2012 - 06:42 PM
I afraid the "old guy" has gone to his maker. Decomposition has started and the glass eyes add a spooky touch. You could have some fun with a progression to bone. 
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Posted 18 April 2012 - 08:16 PM
Strong portrait, David !
Wrinkles need to appear as crisp as possible but not that hard. Well, it's not that easy I guess. There's some gravity effect.
A character here, this is the most important. Bravo!
Wrinkles need to appear as crisp as possible but not that hard. Well, it's not that easy I guess. There's some gravity effect.
A character here, this is the most important. Bravo!
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Posted 18 April 2012 - 10:16 PM
@Tony Nemo, Yepper those glass eyes need some reworking. I will see if the old man wants to go through some more progression.
@ michalis, Darn troublesome wrinkles, well back to the drawing broad...
Thanks for the comments...
@ michalis, Darn troublesome wrinkles, well back to the drawing broad...
Thanks for the comments...
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Posted 03 May 2012 - 10:16 AM
The sculpt is looking good!
Might I add though if he is really old I imagine his lips would be a little more wrinkly. Also the slight protruding line just to the outside of his eye, going down, slightly turning inward and ending just above the nostril line feels a little too wide and sort of breaks the flow a bit.
I hope you keep at it!
Might I add though if he is really old I imagine his lips would be a little more wrinkly. Also the slight protruding line just to the outside of his eye, going down, slightly turning inward and ending just above the nostril line feels a little too wide and sort of breaks the flow a bit.
I hope you keep at it!
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