Gillman by gfxforge
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Hi guys.... its been a while and I see that the tallent here is still rich.
This is a practice test to recreate a 3d model of a life size design by John Cox, (His SFX workshop did Pitch Black, Babe, Racing stripes and PeterPan etc)
Gillman is not finished yet. I have a way to go.
I am going to try to cover his body with slime and a sheen. I can't change his geometry and stay true to the original design, so I will focus on his texturing.
He was built with LW8.2 and displaced and coloured with Zbrush 2. (my first attemped at Zbrush)
Any comments are always appreciated.
Thanx for your time, John Cooper
Comments (10)
Kaerobani
looks great!
webdancer
It looks fantastic!!
petes
looking good! nice texture and design. maybe the hips are a bit small? but i don't know the character:-) so how is zbrush? i've heard good things about it. do you make the bump maps and color it in z brush? keep us updated!
Drsuess
Fantastic Textures! Keep Up The Great Work! Oh Yeah Welcome Back!
DaveK
WoW!!!
beyondMyth
it looks really, really good! (..reminds me of H.P.Lovecraft-ian lore..) keep up the good work! :) peace //Benny.
Black_Knyght
Excellent, excellent work !!! Can't wait to see more of this guy !!!
Pagrin
Nice work. I really like the design for the hands. as for the colouring of the skin textures. And this is just my thoughts so feel free to ignore me by all means, but often skin is coloured depending on weather it is in an area which, streaches, or contracts more or less than other areas. What I mean is the area under the jaw, near the neck will flex a lot, but the area near the ears, won't flex as much, so one area will tend to be softer and have a tone which reflects that. Consider the area under your eyes if you look in a mirror. The lower lid changed colour as you move lower onto the cheek area. The other thing you might what to take into account, is darker colours tend to go to the "top" of a creature and lighter ones to the "bottom". This is because sunlight makes darker area brighter and a creature doesn't want to be noticed by predators if it can avoid it. The overall colour range is great however, and a like the contrast created with the eye colours.
gfxforge
Thanx Pargrin - well noted. I will make changes and post the final piece. This is just a rough out to show the shape of the creature - textures next...
Moebius87
Opposable thumbs! Waaay too cool! :o) Good to see you posting again!