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Halloween 2014: She's back! =O

Keeping with tradition (now it will be), SHE is back. She's a ghost, btw, and she won't be denied candy this Halloween.

I had to make this real quick, 2-3 hours or so? Cause I wanted to but I don't have time to do this cause of my other projects, but it was fun and I love to design these characters on the go.

in class

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sculpt

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Building Set Update

So I've been pretty busy at work and progress has been slow.  But now that the Shadow of Revan expansion is wrapping up, I hope to have more time to devote on this project.  Here is an update: got a wall sculpt done and built a test low poly in UE4 to help with texture map creation. So far no photographs have been used in the texturing process.

Still very much a W.I.P.

girl

quick study

old

body study

HEAD

screen shot

guy

warm up

wip

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WIP

trying to do clothes

warm up

biker

super quick

posed her

head

haven't done the feet (WIP)

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wip

hand (WIP)

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A New Personal Portfolio Project

So, its been a long time, a really long time since I worked on a personal project larger than a simple texture or two in ZBrush.  Two weeks ago, I started looking around for a concept or something to start.  I never found a concept that inspired me too much, but I did find a lot of stuff I like. I've been looking at a lot of art from Bioshock: Infinite and Gears of War 3. Over the weekend, I settled on making a modular dilapidated building set.



Stuff I want out of this:
-A new kickass portfolio piece.
-Lots of time in ZBrush
-Make a modular set on grid to easily construct a scene
-feedback from you guys!!
-Maybe brush up on some Unreal stuffs for some in-game shots, though I may settle with Marmoset.

Stuff I dont want:
-to use any photographs in the texturing process (All textures should be made using the baked maps only).
-this to turn into a HUGE project, I think?
-to give up. lol
-my dog to hate me for not playing with her.



All that said, here is my progress thus far:
My inspiration splash image:

 My blockout in Max (the file is set to generic units and is placed on grid in powers of 8):

Imported into ZBrush:

 Sculpted my first piece:

The foundation of the building, the sidewalk, and crub have a preliminary sculpt applied:

I'll be posting more stuff as I complete it. I'd like to take this all the way into UE4 (I'll need to brush up on that one) for some in-game shots.  I'll be back soon with another update.  :D

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