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Posted by nooba on Sun Mar 26th at 12:39am 2006

Thanks for the nice comments image

Heres the picture that I based my arch off of.. Its French architecture

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Well, I'd better get started on the next model for the little pack.. image



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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Mar 26th at 1:15am 2006

Cool. It looks however as if the arch is the only unique part. The base is just modified wall.

Still, a nice reproduction.

Well done.





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Posted by Loco on Sun Mar 26th at 3:51pm 2006

Nooba - awesome model! I'd love to see this and others in a pack some day


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Posted by parakeet on Tue Mar 28th at 10:08pm 2006

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latest piece done with apophysis.. it's hard to make aphophysis look like anything other than random lines..


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Posted by parakeet on Wed Mar 29th at 10:28pm 2006

Ey nooba .. what program you use?


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Posted by nooba on Thu Mar 30th at 2:39am 2006

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Ey nooba .. what program you use?


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Posted by nooba on Fri Mar 31st at 5:32am 2006

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Is it alright if I double post?



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Posted by Dark_Kilauea on Fri Mar 31st at 6:13am 2006

If your posting another piece of art, yes.

Looks nice <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">


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Posted by nooba on Tue Apr 4th at 3:55am 2006

Been doing some creature modelling lately..

Low poly

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Low poly wire

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High poly

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High poly wire

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Don't be too harsh image This is kind of my first creature model...

P.S. Thanks D_K <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">



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Posted by ReNo on Tue Apr 4th at 4:06am 2006

Hehehe, thats cool! Looks like the smoothing is a little awkward around the back arm thing (?) on the low poly version, but its not too bad. The spikes are also a little wierd looking, but as a first effort its very commendable. Keep it up man you're getting some great modelling skills!



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Posted by nooba on Tue Apr 4th at 1:20pm 2006

Thanks Reno

Here is an update. I'm done with this forever, I accidently lost the low poly version, so now I can't edit it <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/sad.gif">

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He looks a little retarded doesn't he? <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_lol.gif">



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Posted by Orpheus on Tue Apr 4th at 1:43pm 2006

I dunno. He either looked better without the legs, or the fact that you attached them wrong is throwing me off. Try 8 legs, and add an abdomen.

Tell you what, if someone could create a model of the leaches in King Kong.. Those would look great in a map.

I hate to be a prick but, XAT can get those simple black and white screens down to 40k.

Yes, this is an arts thread, so I am hesitant but, simple B/W screens shouldn't be 100+k

Use your own judgment.





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Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Tue Apr 4th at 4:44pm 2006

I know you're not going to work on that model anymore, but he looks really top heavy.... like if you pushed him he'd just fall to the ground.

If you just had the legs coming out near the head I think it would look cooler, like a deformed spider. But that's just me. Good job overall, <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">




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Posted by nooba on Wed Apr 5th at 1:49pm 2006

Ok, I just updated it a bit more... :P

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Just made the legs bigger, thats all



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Posted by Finger on Wed Apr 5th at 7:35pm 2006

Technically, it's a very nice model and a great job for somewhat of a novice modeler. I would say (as others have hinted at) the biggest problem is the actual functionality of the creature. That's what throws me off - at first glance, i'm not sure exactly what this guy does. Does he bite with his face? Does he shoot laser beams from his tiny arms? He looks like a spider, but doesn't have mandables...hmm. He has a human'ish torso, yet no hint of muscle structure that would allow him to bend or pivot.

You want to figure out what this guy does, and push the art and construct of him to support and sell that vision, so that poeple 'get it' instantly.

Don't worry, I've done plenty a drawing or model that didn't have much forethough, turned out kinda cool looking, but ultimately failed for lack of focus.

Keep it coming.





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Posted by nooba on Thu Apr 6th at 8:22am 2006

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Technically, it's a very nice model and a great job for somewhat of a novice modeler. I would say (as others have hinted at) the biggest problem is the actual functionality of the creature. That's what throws me off - at first glance, i'm not sure exactly what this guy does. Does he bite with his face? Does he shoot laser beams from his tiny arms? He looks like a spider, but doesn't have mandables...hmm. He has a human'ish torso, yet no hint of muscle structure that would allow him to bend or pivot.

You want to figure out what this guy does, and push the art and construct of him to support and sell that vision, so that poeple 'get it' instantly.

Don't worry, I've done plenty a drawing or model that didn't have much forethough, turned out kinda cool looking, but ultimately failed for lack of focus.

Keep it coming.

Gold! Thanks Finger, maybe I will continue work on this... image



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Posted by G.Ballblue on Thu Apr 6th at 8:55pm 2006

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Ok, I just updated it a bit more...

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Just made the legs bigger, thats all


Looks a bit like something out Serious Sam :P



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Posted by Orpheus on Thu Apr 6th at 8:59pm 2006

Just my thought:

Move the legs up to an abdomen and you'll be fine.

Monsters don't have to look like they have a purposeful design but it helps.





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Posted by parakeet on Sat Apr 8th at 3:18pm 2006

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Done in 3dsmax7 .. no post processing <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif"> .. i used a toon material

woot dandelions :P


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Posted by nooba on Thu Apr 13th at 2:03pm 2006

Cool dandelion, Parakeet <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif"> You could make the stalk a bit smoother so it isn't so.. uh.. squareish..

Here is the latest model for the pack

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