Tari by ChrisWalker

3D Studio Max • Comics/Cartoons • posted on Aug 31, 2005

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Hi all. This is my latest work Tari, she's a foxy elf fighter woman who's been a challenge as she's the first time I've worked with Physique and probably the last. Let me know what you think people. 3ds max 7.5 & Brazil r/s

Comments (10)

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newhere

12:21PM | Wed, 31 August 2005

You know i have to give it to you......for a first that charater is not bad at all.

mapicus

12:49PM | Wed, 31 August 2005

CRAZY !!! But Great !!!

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Thequiff

1:19PM | Wed, 31 August 2005

Hey Chris! Amazing work here, nice to see a post from you! See you soon, we all need to meet up! Loveing the detail hair and muscles.

Alter100

8:56AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

Agree Wonderful piece, you have a great lighting setup here! Im not sure Pixar or dreamworks could better this character design!

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Styxx

11:19AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

Damn fine work! I'd love to see more renders of her!

Yankin

3:57PM | Thu, 01 September 2005

More renders please she too good not to! Excellento! This is Amazing! More works please!

ChrisWalker

9:20AM | Fri, 02 September 2005

Thankyou for the good feedback people. I'll post more of her soon aswell as the original notebook sketch. See you soon Quiff.

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PITBULL

10:26PM | Sun, 04 September 2005

"Probably, the last time"? i'm no physique master but the character studio software is really powerful. i had problem with physique earlier in my career when making characters but as my gallery will showcase, i think i've gotten the hang of it. drop me an instant message and maybe you could show me a wireframe so i could look at your topology. that may be your problem. what i found is that with physique, its extreemly important to model with "good topology" and second, joint placement is sooooooo important. but, when you have modeled correctly(for good deformation) and put the link joints in the right spot, physique really comes to life. I hope the tips help, just keep in mind, your not alone in your fustrations with physique, but i will tell you that when done properly, it's a very powerfull application for animation.

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