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Published: 2013-07-18 06:54:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 20112; Favourites: 415; Downloads: 493
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This is the final sculpt for Bliss from Cryamore! She will be a desktop collectible like her older sister Esmy.Color's are not final, will be setting those up and finalising for the keyshot render
Zbrush / Photoshop!
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did you create everything in zbrush right down the the base mesh?
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almost everything, the base mesh - was an old one that I created a few months ago
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I would love to create stuff like this is zbrush or similar, shame I like to have more 'instant' results
Great work!
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Thanks man, me too!!! Cant wait - first decent sized figurines for me!
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For me, she looks like a "cute red-head warrior" version of Alice in Wonderland! Β
Nonetheless, astounding art and rendering!
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thanks so much!!
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cracking work again man! always been curious but how do you get your textures etc looking so clean?
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No textures on this one yet, just polypaint in zbrush. just a case of painting on a high enough subdiv, to get crisp lines etc
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that makes sense lol do you ever bake the textures afterwards or just leave it polypainted?
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Depends on what the final result is, usually i wont do any baking, but for these figures, they are being used as painting reference, so i bake a couple parts out, like skin and eyes etc so i can render the polypaint
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very nice! its insights like that which help me figure out how to improve my own workflow. I'm sure it will certainly help speed up the process where possible. Have you already started planning your next project yet?
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Yup already started sculpting!!
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Have you ever thought of doing a model from the Borderland series? I bet you would be fantastic at any character x3
Amazing job, as always!
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thanks so much
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i like the model but i dont like the colors :/
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hahah sorry to hear that!
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Do you intend to 3D-print these figures of yours, and sell the figurines? Β
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I wont be printing them, but the cryamore guys will be printing them! Ill probnably write something up when they are available and post those details here
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These figures of yours look so tactile! Β
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Stunning once again , you never stop to amaze with your tallent .
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zbrush where do i even begin with that
anyway great job
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Amazing result Jon!! she looks beautiful 
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thanks so much!! Hopefully wont be too long!!
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Looks amazing and very faithful to the 2D concept. You're a great modeler. Keep it up!
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Looks nothing less than awesome! The colors make the details pop-up nicely. The cloth wrinkles make the general effect much more effective. I have trouble making wrinkles in 3DSMAX, and I wonder if there is a "proper" way to create them without compromising the edge flow for animations? Such things seem so much easier to do in zBrush, but that's not my tool. ^^
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generally you wouldnt model cloth wrinkles in low poly models - at least not small ones etc
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I model with sub-divs, so I have some control over model resolution, always trying to keep it down. I think the solution lies in creating the wrinkles while still in sub-div mode. The only thing missing is a workflow for creating wrinkles with sub-div tools. The major difference with my models is that people will pose them in many different ways, so I cannot create a topology that only works well in one pose. At this point, I am more concerned with how to create realistic wrinkles with sub-div tools. I can always solve topology issues later. Surprisingly enough, I couldn't find a method to do this in all these years.
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IT was fun watching this come together can't wait to see what it will look like completed. How much will theΒ statues cost?
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Thanks!! I dont know exactly how much they will cost, but hopefully not too much!
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