Speed sculpt for the evening. Vampire inspired by a recent D&D game.

Here are some early renders for the XDS I began working on for my character.

Testing out the Springfield Armory logo for rendering. 

Messing around with magazine types.

What firearm would be complete without a proper case?

-Foundation elements for the drop down holster are in place minus one. The element that houses the firearm itself.

-Stand in mesh for scale

 -Current overall

Starting the weekend off with some character!

-Playing with different ideas for private, military, and police signage on the molle setup.

-Belt creation in Maya

-Created a fabric tile out of Substance

-Placement and detail pass in Zbrush

First pass on the gloves

Flow state was in full swing today // More progress

First detail pass on the boots

Its been a while since my last update and I found some time to jump into this project again. So here are some screens. Motivation is high as this character begins to take shape.

 

Starting in on the Retopo process.

More updates, had another go at the facial features.

Early concepts and exploration

Trying to explore some techniques for approaching fractals in nature. 

 

  

Update:
Spent a little more time to quickly adjust the roughness map for this previous exercise. I really liked the sleek look the previous renders had but after some feedback it just made more sense to get the roughness map to a good foundation.

Previous:
Exercise for the evening that ran a bit long. This stone wall was created in zbrush from a single subtool, the idea here was to maximize the mileage you can out of a single asset while still aiming for a strong visual target.

These maps are ready for PBR authoring followed by testing in Unreal.

 Quick Exercise. Can never have too many crates...