Terry Crews is greatness. But not fat ... you should slim him down.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Crono on Thu Sep 9th at 6:19am 2010
Posted by Crono on Thu Sep 9th at 6:19am 2010
Blame it on Microsoft, God does.
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Posted by Riven on Thu Sep 9th at 9:59pm 2010
Perhaps also make a little stick of Old Spice next to him for the reference 
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Fri Sep 10th at 1:57am 2010
Well, I'm not really modeling Terry Crews just using his face. But I also think that this character and Terry Crews are relatively as bulky as each other except for the arms.
Perhaps also make a little stick of Old Spice next to him for the reference
Bahaha. On a side note I was actually using Old Spice before all the ads came out and went viral.
Posted by Le Chief on Fri Sep 10th at 1:57am 2010
Quoting "Crono"
Terry Crews is greatness. But not fat ... you should slim him down.
Well, I'm not really modeling Terry Crews just using his face. But I also think that this character and Terry Crews are relatively as bulky as each other except for the arms.
Quoting "Riven"
Perhaps also make a little stick of Old Spice next to him for the reference Bahaha. On a side note I was actually using Old Spice before all the ads came out and went viral.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Crono on Fri Sep 10th at 4:30am 2010
Well, I'm not really modeling Terry Crews just using his face. But I also think that this character and Terry Crews are relatively as bulky as each other except for the arms.
Hardly. He's a fairly cut dude.
Posted by Crono on Fri Sep 10th at 4:30am 2010
Quoting aaron_da_killa
Quoting "Crono"
Terry Crews is greatness. But not fat ... you should slim him down.
Well, I'm not really modeling Terry Crews just using his face. But I also think that this character and Terry Crews are relatively as bulky as each other except for the arms.
Hardly. He's a fairly cut dude.
Blame it on Microsoft, God does.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by tnkqwe on Fri Oct 1st at 11:24am 2010
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Posted by tnkqwe on Fri Oct 1st at 11:24am 2010
I think I'm doing really good with a pencil in my hand:
You can find more info at http://www.moddb.com/mods/citizen-arms
You can find more info at http://www.moddb.com/mods/citizen-arms
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Sat Oct 9th at 1:20pm 2010
Posted by Le Chief on Sat Oct 9th at 1:20pm 2010
Hah that's cool, and I checked out the ModDB page too. How are you going to model those monsters?
Here's the latest on what I'm up to.
I started my character model, Lollipops the pimp, again:
Did a bit more on my Lava Lamp Scene:
And made a low poly, pretty generic and shitty tree late last night as an experiment for using my own photos for textures. My next tree is gonna be way better:
Here's the latest on what I'm up to.
I started my character model, Lollipops the pimp, again:
Did a bit more on my Lava Lamp Scene:
And made a low poly, pretty generic and shitty tree late last night as an experiment for using my own photos for textures. My next tree is gonna be way better:
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Posted by tnkqwe on Mon Oct 11th at 7:28am 2010
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Posted by tnkqwe on Mon Oct 11th at 7:28am 2010
Really nice work. But I think his legs are too tiny.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Tue Dec 7th at 6:43am 2010
Finished my character!
Posted by Le Chief on Tue Dec 7th at 6:43am 2010
Finished my character!
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Posted by Riven on Tue Dec 7th at 7:59am 2010
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Posted by Riven on Tue Dec 7th at 7:59am 2010
Hah awesome and a little weird 
Why a pimp I must ask?
Looks like a decent render though. Nice reflections and whatnot... Will you be reposing him in some fashion? Where do you go from here?
Why a pimp I must ask?
Looks like a decent render though. Nice reflections and whatnot... Will you be reposing him in some fashion? Where do you go from here?
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Tue Dec 7th at 8:10am 2010
Posted by Le Chief on Tue Dec 7th at 8:10am 2010
Bahaha, I just thought it would be cool to model a pimp.
That pose is just his default pose used for still renders. I've rigged it up and created a few animations that are being used for a collaboration project (an animated short film our class is doing for one of our subjects graphics).
That pose is just his default pose used for still renders. I've rigged it up and created a few animations that are being used for a collaboration project (an animated short film our class is doing for one of our subjects graphics).
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Posted by Riven on Tue Dec 7th at 8:19am 2010
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Posted by Riven on Tue Dec 7th at 8:19am 2010
Oh? that sounds pretty cool. Will we ever get to see it here?
As far as art goes with me, I started painting with my 3-year-old tablet I never used but meant to. I've been reading through some books to learn the basics of digital art painting and I spent 10 hours this past weekend working on something I think I can be proud of. It's not finished, but it certainly has met a substantially complete phase that until I get better I may not return to finish. I'm still learning a lot of the basics about lighting and shading. Things I thought I knew until actually trying to figure a scene out.
The scene is not my idea, but I did work on it from a white canvas and no sketches. The point of the particular tutorial in the book was to practice free hand art. Something as an architecture student I don't normally do. (I prefer straight edges ). And also getting used to the way Photoshop deals with brushes and opacity (and pen pressure).
As far as art goes with me, I started painting with my 3-year-old tablet I never used but meant to. I've been reading through some books to learn the basics of digital art painting and I spent 10 hours this past weekend working on something I think I can be proud of. It's not finished, but it certainly has met a substantially complete phase that until I get better I may not return to finish. I'm still learning a lot of the basics about lighting and shading. Things I thought I knew until actually trying to figure a scene out.
The scene is not my idea, but I did work on it from a white canvas and no sketches. The point of the particular tutorial in the book was to practice free hand art. Something as an architecture student I don't normally do. (I prefer straight edges
). And also getting used to the way Photoshop deals with brushes and opacity (and pen pressure).Riven
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by G4MER on Tue Dec 7th at 8:54am 2010
Posted by G4MER on Tue Dec 7th at 8:54am 2010
Riven May I use that as a Painting in my latest map as a texture?
Oh and that PIMP, is PIMPIN! nice job!
Oh and that PIMP, is PIMPIN! nice job!
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Tue Dec 7th at 10:16am 2010
Posted by Le Chief on Tue Dec 7th at 10:16am 2010
That's cool Riven. You could make that really detailed!
P.s Yeah I'll post a link to it here when it's finished
P.s Yeah I'll post a link to it here when it's finished
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Posted by Le Chief on Sat Jan 8th at 10:39am 2011
My assignment for graphics due at the start of February. Still a lot of missing details on the ship and the hull texture doesn't look right imo.
Posted by Le Chief on Sat Jan 8th at 10:39am 2011
My assignment for graphics due at the start of February. Still a lot of missing details on the ship and the hull texture doesn't look right imo.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Crono on Sat Jan 8th at 6:34pm 2011
Posted by Crono on Sat Jan 8th at 6:34pm 2011
You're right, it looks like one big log instead of a series of planks.
Blame it on Microsoft, God does.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Riven on Sat Jan 8th at 7:05pm 2011
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Posted by Riven on Sat Jan 8th at 7:05pm 2011
Agh, I forgot to respond, sorry about that.... Thanks for the nice comments.
Yea I probably could if I worked a bit longer on it. But it was a teaching lesson, and I think I learned what I needed to out of it. On to the next painting...eventually. I'm currently working on my print portfolio I'll be sending off next week to a grad program I'm interested in. I'll reveal that if I get accepted
Beyond that though, I finished my paper snark! And I must say, I think it looks a lot better than the one the guy made himself!
I increased the scale just a little bit, so it's more life-size!
I think I'm gonna look for that program that can unwrap models, this took about 6 hours to cut out and glue properly. I placed a stack of pennies in it for weight. It was a lot of fun, and I like displaying it. Friends think it's cool even though they don't know what it is.
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You could make that really detailed!
Yea I probably could if I worked a bit longer on it. But it was a teaching lesson, and I think I learned what I needed to out of it. On to the next painting...eventually. I'm currently working on my print portfolio I'll be sending off next week to a grad program I'm interested in. I'll reveal that if I get accepted
Beyond that though, I finished my paper snark! And I must say, I think it looks a lot better than the one the guy made himself!
I increased the scale just a little bit, so it's more life-size!
I think I'm gonna look for that program that can unwrap models, this took about 6 hours to cut out and glue properly. I placed a stack of pennies in it for weight. It was a lot of fun, and I like displaying it. Friends think it's cool even though they don't know what it is.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by G4MER on Sat Jan 8th at 9:11pm 2011
Posted by G4MER on Sat Jan 8th at 9:11pm 2011
You need to mount him to a nice wooden base and add a small brass plaque to it with your name on it.. Looks good man.
Looks good man.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Condus Mundus on Sat Jan 8th at 9:24pm 2011
-Snipped to save space-
...Beyond that though, I finished my paper snark! And I must say, I think it looks a lot better than the one the guy made himself!...
-Same here-
Wait a sec, where's it beak/mouth thing?
Also, is that Spore I see in the background of one of those pics? If so, just how is that game?
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Posted by Condus Mundus on Sat Jan 8th at 9:24pm 2011
Quoting Riven
-Snipped to save space-
...Beyond that though, I finished my paper snark! And I must say, I think it looks a lot better than the one the guy made himself!...
-Same here-
Wait a sec, where's it beak/mouth thing?
Also, is that Spore I see in the background of one of those pics? If so, just how is that game?
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Riven on Sat Jan 8th at 9:54pm 2011
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Posted by Riven on Sat Jan 8th at 9:54pm 2011
Yea, no beak
Spore? I don't recommend it. I was all over it, and couldn't wait for it to get released. That's the "galactic edition" and it was a big let-down. I thought it was going to have so much more gameplay than what ended up being in it. After reaching the space stage, there wasn't much to do that kept it fresh.
Other than the cell stage and the creature creator parts of it, I didn't replay the game too much.
Spore? I don't recommend it. I was all over it, and couldn't wait for it to get released. That's the "galactic edition" and it was a big let-down. I thought it was going to have so much more gameplay than what ended up being in it. After reaching the space stage, there wasn't much to do that kept it fresh.
Other than the cell stage and the creature creator parts of it, I didn't replay the game too much.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by G4MER on Sat Jan 8th at 9:58pm 2011
Posted by G4MER on Sat Jan 8th at 9:58pm 2011
Ha I have spore as well, and agree with Rivens Assessment.
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