#softimage

Here's the original 3D render, made in Softimage 3D, as I've been doing recently ^^

Artist: Vitaly Bulgarov Title: MORTAL SHELL - Teaser Images for one of the key characters “Another key character design I created for our upcoming indie game Mortal Shell ! These pics are part of the early character teaser images you might’ve seen already if you’ve been following the game’s official socials (Discord, FB, Insta and Twitter). I deliberately made these renders as dark/cropped images (rendered in Octane) as part of the initial pre-announce tease and will be posting the easier-to-read full height pics as well as final textured lowpolies a bit later down the road You can’t really see here but underneath the armor/clothing there is also a base underbody model made by Dmitry Parkin We used that body on quite a few occasions on the project when designing new characters, even when the armor or cloth would completely cover it, as it worked as a great guide/mannequin for overall proportions, neutral pose and in general would speed things up in terms of character design and 3D model production Making this design was an exciting challenge as I tried to make it more “fantasy” and not referring to any specific historical armor yet still somewhat making sense (only somewhat though lol ) or at least appealing to my personal taste with darker/moodier aesthetic. I wanted to make a heavy looking coat as an armor set since the days when I played Witcher 3 but with partial scales(both big and small) and all while with a heavy gothic knight/paladin feel to it” Impressive work...

abandoned 🥷🏽

Guilty Gear Stylized Shader in Blender 2.8 (Part 3 of 4)

The experiments continue with additional variations on a theme of the Joonga rendermaps (part 1). Recycling rendered frames from a previously created 3d scene, the said scene models’ surface geometry are rendered (the geometry normals are sampled and is not a bitmap rendering), thus creating unpredictable image results that are quite fascinating with many aesthetic possibilities. The rendered results are then re-worked at another level using a variety of sophisticated 2d filter FX. The results are intriguing to say the least; the intention behind these experiments is to create template studies for more involved larger graphic works. Enjoy. P.

Made these Nyanformers, based on @u-me-tarou ‘s cute designs.  Plan to 3D print a few later.  Special thanks to Umeta for letting me use her designs. :)