Goal: Asian Human Character for Medieval/Dark Ages-based game.
Tools Used: Zbrush 4R5
Character Traits: Emaciated. Starved. Skinny. Unhealthy.
Another update on subtleties for the features. I’m starting to get worried though at this point as the character is starting to look american indian. I think I need to get some other references. Love 3d.sk.
Goal: Asian Human Character for Medieval/Dark Ages-based game.
Tools Used: Zbrush 4R5
Character Traits: Emaciated. Starved. Skinny. Unhealthy.
Decided it was time to move on to the Asian-based character. Zbrush is so powerful to be able to take the same model and just use the move tool. This is from the same Nordic/Germanic sculpt. About 2 hours of work to get it to this point.
Feedback received from indie studio Dragon Slumber says that the neck is a bit thin. If the character is emaciated the skull would remain the same size, but the neck muscles would atrophied leaving nothing but skin and bone. Needless to say I would go ahead and thicken the neck up which they said looks better. Don’t know… may change later.
Goal: African Human Character for Medieval/Dark Ages-based game.
Tools Used: Zbrush 4R5
Character Traits: Emaciated. Starved. Skinny. Unhealthy.
Video Turntable for African Character.
Goal: African Human Character for Medieval/Dark Ages-based game.
Tools Used: Zbrush 4R5
Character Traits: Emaciated. Starved. Skinny. Unhealthy.
Decided to move on to the African based character.
This character is an amalgamation of several different references of African male images from google and 3d.sk.
Mostly just used the move, clay buildup and dam standard brushes.
Still needs a lot of work.
Software: Sketchbook Pro, Photoshop.
Some concept pieces for the human prisoners characters. With the second piece I wanted to show the evolution of a prisoner.
The lesson here… don’t get sent to prison in the dark ages.
Goal: Nordic/Germanic Human Character for Medieval/Dark Ages-based game.
Tools Used: Zbrush 4R5
Character Traits: Emaciated. Starved. Skinny. Unhealthy.
I quickly moved to using the masking tool to outline shapes for his clothes and then extracted and sculpted out the shapes using the Dam Standard, Pinch, and Fold Brushes.
