Latest W.I.P. by MINTY1974

Cinema 4D • Science Fiction • posted on Jul 01, 2006

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Hi all, I wasn't too sure where to put this WIP image as the model was made in C4D, then worked on in Zbrush (only my 2nd proper attempt with zbrush, talk about confusing!), rendered in C4D and then postwork is being done in photoshop. Comfused? Ohhhh yes! LOL. Cheers for looking. Still have a lot of work to do on this image. Comments welcome. Minty.

Comments (9)

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5h2oom

4:06PM | Sat, 01 July 2006

wow, i think i might have to get zbrush my self.. thats a great model :)

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Biffowitz

4:31PM | Sat, 01 July 2006

Confused or not, it's still looking good!!!

plejer33

4:44PM | Sat, 01 July 2006

z-brush its great tool for works like yours i like it btw what is that old ugly woman or.....iam scared :)

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Perry6

5:24PM | Sat, 01 July 2006

Your character is a beauty! Can't wait to see the final scene!

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Nod

8:08PM | Sat, 01 July 2006

It's an excellent likeness without any textures. Looking forward to seeing the finished version.

handlebar

8:49AM | Sun, 02 July 2006

Looking good Minty, there was a discusion on the forum ages ago about posting images in the c4d gallery where other software has been used, the conclusion was as long as cinema had a good part to play in the image there is no problem. I was cofused about this at first as i often use silo to model and then cinema for lighting, rendering etc. Looking forward to the textures.

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MINTY1974

9:14AM | Sun, 02 July 2006

Cheers guys, thanks for the comments. I guess one way to look at it handlebar is that the model was made in C4D first of all and without it there would be no image at all. So I guess I've put it in the right gallery LOL!

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cshark

10:02AM | Sun, 02 July 2006

Great work, good shot with excellent lighting: adds to the 'scary' factor. Looking forward to seeing this completed. Cheers

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cartesius

7:38AM | Fri, 07 July 2006

As long as C4D is the major application used we're usually fine with it (and software like ZBrush is often used to complement other 3D packages as it really outshines everything on the market when it comes to organic detailing). I like the character! If you could just bring the cloth up to the standard of the face I hink you will have a very impressive image.