Are these typical techniques that every professional CG artist knows?: http://features.cgsociety.org/story_custom.php?story_id=5304&utm_medium=plugblock&utm_source=newsletter&utm_term=xing_tain&utm_content=imagelink&utm_campaign=20091029&referer=newsletter
I thought the lighting and the skin ideas were pretty interesting*
I've seen some of those techniques used before, even for environments, but I don;t know how typical it is. Although more and more guys are using 3-d software to nail in complex perspective shots.
I'm doing another comic book with my buddy Brian Schirmer, who's link you can find to the right. This is a quick study for an idea he had.
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Looks good, what was your inspiration for the legs? They seem like some sort of armor or am I mistaken?
I like it. I love the simple and effective buildings in the background but i would add an equivalently simple background to the left of him.
Very cool!!
Needs a tumble weed. ;)
Btw, have you seen this? I gotta have it!:
http://www.axiotron.com/index.php?id=modbookpro
-Zach
Are these typical techniques that every professional CG artist knows?:
http://features.cgsociety.org/story_custom.php?story_id=5304&utm_medium=plugblock&utm_source=newsletter&utm_term=xing_tain&utm_content=imagelink&utm_campaign=20091029&referer=newsletter
I thought the lighting and the skin ideas were pretty interesting*
I've seen some of those techniques used before, even for environments, but I don;t know how typical it is. Although more and more guys are using 3-d software to nail in complex perspective shots.
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