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RyanKinnaird — Project X 3D Design01
Published: 2011-11-25 01:58:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 12347; Favourites: 215; Downloads: 0
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Some design work for a canceled video game project. This was a close to complete version of an in game model.This 3D Sculpt of one of my designs was done by the amazing Jason Smith. Jason was responsible for most of the figures in DCU Online. He's a total Zen master of Zbrush. I highly recommend checking out his site-->[link]
My original design--> [link]
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I still like this, and have come to appreciate the kick-ass boots (sort of leela-alike in feel)
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Can you help me model in 3d , my hand drawn sketch ? I have yet to find anyone that can make an exact 3D copy. I need help with this. Do you have time to do this ? Or refer me to someone who can ??
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Shame this didn't make it. Really nice steampunk design.
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Just as a comment,the shape of her boots reminds me the metal leggings used by the vampires Kain and Raziel from those cool videogames Blood Omen and Soul Reaver,again,does she have a name?
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No names for any of the characters. The idea was that I would do a comic to help promote the game, in which all the characters would have names and back stories. Sadly it never got that far.
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That's gotta be a trip to see your art style rendered in 3D
So. when you do concept art, do you normally go for the 3/4 front and 3/4 back view? Or is it more of a full turn around like the 3D sheet?
Sorry if I'm asking too much, I've been wanting to learn how to make concept design sheets for my portfolio and have no clue where to start. I'm also debating on whether or not tracing paper would help alot in making sure the heights are all even with each view I use.
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I pretty much went with the 3/4 front and back, since this is what would aid in telling the 3d modelers how the characters were suppose to look in the most efficient manner possible. I'd also include other details on the design page to further clarify any design elements that could be seen in those views.
If you want your heights to be even just draw some parallel lines across the page, corresponding to different parts of the body (IE: head, shoulders, hips etc). tracing paper could be used too though.
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(apologies for the late reply)
I'd thought about the parallel line thing, but I don't have a good flat surface. I'm stuck drawing on clipboard
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wow!can i use her clothes for a character of mine for fun? ill link back to this
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Yeah, wish I could wield that program like Jason too!
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I never got any info on that, my input was for visual critique purposes only.
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