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Zorsan the Zypahe

Cinema 4D (none) posted on Sep 03, 2001
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Description


...this is Zorsan, a warrior from the Bashaars lifeguard. Only the best warriors will be chosen for this. The lifeguard warriors ar all cyborgs, their brains where insert in a mechanic body with the strongness of 80 men. Some of them are over 500 years old. It is an honor for the chosen ones and its their cut to serve the King... and now some infos about the work: textures done with PhotoShop hands done with Poser the character and everything else was done with C4D I hope ya enjoy this one all comments are welcome sorry for that poor english ~{o;)

Comments (18)


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dglidden

7:53AM | Mon, 03 September 2001

Very nice modeling!

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BJsHaven

8:52AM | Mon, 03 September 2001

Never played with this program. This is excellent.

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grid

9:06AM | Mon, 03 September 2001

nice render Great

kaiservr

9:24AM | Mon, 03 September 2001

impressive modeling..( scurries off looking for modeling guide).

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specs2

10:52AM | Mon, 03 September 2001

Huhu... he looks scary. Very nice, indeed. What is that thing in the background?

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rjghise

11:24AM | Mon, 03 September 2001

Great modelling and texturing. Excellent work. :)

markpilb

12:19PM | Mon, 03 September 2001

Great character and dramatic pose.

shamus4D

2:35PM | Mon, 03 September 2001

What can I say ! A geat model from you as usual. The short story / explanations are great too. The body looks like its turned a bit too much though. Keep up the good work & hope to see more soon. Thanks

Lunic

2:44PM | Mon, 03 September 2001

Looks really good. I really like the environment you created..

Spinoza

6:12PM | Mon, 03 September 2001

fantastic head. the body looks a bit to small. great work.

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blbarrett

8:50PM | Mon, 03 September 2001

This is very cool - great idea and story

rbanzai

10:46AM | Wed, 05 September 2001

Nifty!

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Gwyn Tyger

1:26PM | Wed, 05 September 2001

your warriors are really fantastic with the rendering, the pose and the special props. Nice job overall.

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t3

4:28PM | Wed, 05 September 2001

wow. fantastic work. IMHO the torso is NOT to small (he is defenitely not human :-) it gives him a 'snakeish' look - the joint between his torso-parts strengthens that (for my eyes...)

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allengraph

12:00AM | Thu, 06 September 2001

very well done!I think he looks great.you did a wonderful job.keep up the great work =-)

Dragonspectrum

10:26AM | Thu, 06 September 2001

This model has alot of potential, even though segmented characters can be tricky to animate. My suggestions... Model you own hands....it is not as hard as you think. Work on the pose more...it looks unnatural (his he parrying?) Other portions that disagree with me is the texture(personal taste, but it is too regular and clean for me), and the shoulders look unnatural...I wouldn't change them if you like it that way obviously, just things my eye picked up on...also the pose of the sword arm is kinda strange( a weird way to parry or strike).....The head model is well done, and I can see exactly what you are trying to say with him with respect to his head...He has a very Sardaukar/Storm Trooper feel that I find appealing. Look forward to seeing your future work.

Kebbelchen

10:14AM | Fri, 07 September 2001

ThanX to all of YOU for the great comments and notes and hope to see you all commenting my next work. The feedback is very important for me and with your notes I will try to make the next image better. Keep on rendering! ~{o;)

Drakath

8:09AM | Fri, 28 September 2001

Oh, yeah! That character is really simply fantastic. You are making great stuff.


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