Demon

Very nice work man :) any chance of a wire ??

Nice work man, just a few things I see but I'm not a 3d guy. I really like the face and hands but I just think that the bottom of his pecs could be reduced a bit, they're almost a bit man-boobish. Also just his feet-hooves, they are a touch awkward, goat feet a super hard to draw, so I can only imagine how hard they'd be to model! Those are just small things and I think the overall effect is really cool!

i fricken love this guy! the weird, psycho glazed-looking colours look fricken awesome! frick![:D]

That is awesome. The only thing i can see, but it might just be me....is that his hands look a little too big in the first picture. maybe its the angle, or I have preoblems...but overall its wicked, o and I love the little glowing robot at the exit sign! Post more of him!

i think the large hands look great on that character, the sort of orange yellow glow/tone you have is a really nice effect aswell. If anything, it looks like the area below the muscles just below the knees (yes they have a name, ive just forgotten it :P) and the hooves is a bit short and the leg has to widen in diameter really quickly before coming to the hooves. But thats just me being picky mc picket, its a awesome model, heaps of character to it :D

I quite like your character modelling skill just three things
1. Can we see a wire?
2. Do you have a website where i can see more?
3. Where do you work?

Very nice, I love the underlighting in the texture, great stuff.

Pantmonger

Thanks again for the kind words guys!

quote:any chance of a wire ??

Yep but do you want the proxy or the smooth mesh? Smooth mesh doesn't really help anyone so I'll probably just post the proxy.

quote:2. Do you have a website where i can see more?

try http://www.polycount.com/cottages/impus/index.html
It's still being put together and the website is about to change so hold on..! :)

quote:3. Where do you work?

Atari Melbourne House.

Rod Green
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3D character abuser

yay, that;s where i wanna work[8D]

Very cool :)

yeah i am pretty cool aren't I :)

ooooooohhhhhh i see you were talking bout the models :(

Hey all,

Here's the wires.

The source mesh (polysmooth proxy) needs some cleaning.

[img]http://www.rodgreen.com/forum/Demon_WireBody.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.rodgreen.com/forum/Demon_WireHead.jpg[/img]

woah i knew it was a decent polycount - but didnt think it was THAT high, looks pretty dense :)

looks cool anyways :D

Hey again all..

Here's a quick update, just cleaning up some of the edge loops so the model flows better.
[img]http://www.rodgreen.com/forum/demon_edgeloops.jpg[/img]

Hazard: That's the final polysmoothed version. I work with a proxy mesh which in turn was created as a polysmooth from a much much simpler mesh. I'm cleaning up the current proxy so that the final polysmooth has good 'detail' (not so smoothed out) and sillouettes. Check above for the proxy.

Just a quick note - i noticed that most of the model looks nice and smooth but there are a couple of areas where the meshsmooth iteration count didnt smooth enough as other parts, and at a second glance they stick out.... ( this is refering to the render at the top of the page )

the areas are on the bicep and the shoulder - im presuming that first render was a proxy render tho :) but still it looks alot smoother on some areas than others... and as a result - if you look on the smoothed final mesh - you can see these areas still have the slightest jagged look to them, compared to an area such as the pronounced iliac crest.

Pretty nitpicky, but hope that helps some :) way cool tho man, very aladdin like :)