Still working on the "mothership" plans are to include hydraulic shocks and transformers to replace the teeth.
Still working on the "mothership" plans are to include hydraulic shocks and transformers to replace the teeth.
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Rings_2 from Chris Bendt on Vimeo.
Working lately on an 80's conversion game. Making game assets for Unity, still concepting things out. Unity has some awesome, yes awesome tutorials for this right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7Px2yJA6S4. Also there's a cool application called Augment in which you can view your 3D models through your mobile platforms camera and create a tracker to help stabalize your model viewing it through the mobile's camera. Download the app here http://www.augment.com/augmented-reality-apps/
and scan the QR code in the above images to bring the model into your camera's world on your mobile platform/smartphone. Wanted an excuse to play around with Zbrush again. The Weekly Sketch of Facebook; subject "Mythical beasts".
Just installed this today. Originally wanted it because it hasd pre-designed templates for comics/graphic novels and word balloons that i just dont want to have to take the time to make in photoshop. " Able to import 3D objects as well?" stay tuned for my take on this program.
I've been doing some writing. A novel of sorts. I first had the idea to do a graphic novel, but now I am aiming for more of an illustrated novel. This painting was done in ArtRage on my phone and then edited in Photoshop. It's been a lot of fun to write, very vivid. At times it even sends shivers up my spine. I think, How does Stephen King do this stuff?
I was requested to do another Audrey 2, this time for my Nephew's birthday. I used a Terra Cotta sculpey clay, 2 sizes of armature wire, craft leaves, ivy and tinfoil. the armature wire was then wrapped in green floral tape. I ended up needing a bigger pot later and opted out of doing clay leaves for fear of being damaged. I wanted this Audrey to be fully posable, the neck, mouth, tounge and leaves if he wants to, the leaves and ivy have wire inside of them already. Once baked i primered and painted the head with acrylic paints. I used a gloss coating spray to finish it. The veins on the larger leaves were painted blue with Acryilics as well. The main stem was wrapped in a green burlap ribbon material that had wire in it as well and hotglued everything. Originally I had q tip ends for the orange spots on the leaves but they kept falling off. The hotglue wasn't working for that, so I had to paint the orange dots on. The pot was topped off with some craft moss. What is unique about this sculpture is that it is poseable within reason. A very rewarding project!
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