Hope you like the concept. this is a sketch and im not a good hand drawer so keep that in mind
Not alot of details at the moment, but you will see them coming along on the progress.
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Hope you like the concept. this is a sketch and im not a good hand drawer so keep that in mind
Not alot of details at the moment, but you will see them coming along on the progress.
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I cannot see the tip of the creature's tail though.
How tall is he gonna be? I am picturing him Godzilla size.
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Ok so the very basic level is blocked out.
Next i will define the face basics, like the mouth, eyes, side hornes, and combining the legs to the body.
Extra note the front horn should be one. no two, and the spine fins are on also.
All the horn except the side horn behind the ears are Metal.
The front one is a sword.
So tonight ill have basic level 2 finished i think.
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After defining the shape of everything, ill uv map it in maya, then import it again to zbrush.
Here is an update
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But will define it more in zbrush, comments are welcome
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The anatomy looks like it's trying to come together but right now the back body and legs could use some more general muscle defining. Also the front "shoulder" area looks like a cube is trying to come out of the skin so that could use some fixing also.
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And you are correct about the extrusion. i even mentioned it in another thread myself. I guess i was very sure i was not going to move them
Ill keep you guys updated, as im now doing level 1 modifications in zbrush. i find it easy to do lvl1 mod in zbrush then maya
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Now ill start the heavy duty in zbrush
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here is the head sculpted, and side and front horn.
just noticed the nose looks like a pig hahaha, gotha change that>
Nothing els is done.
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