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Grayson
02-09-2002, 08:01 AM
Some of you might remember him from a while ago. But here's a quick recap.

He's a Warhammer 40k dreadnought that I did over the summer to pull myself out of an inspiration block. Then I started having fun and it got out of hand. :)

This is my first serious texturing job, as well as my first IK rig. I learned tons and had lots of fun.

Dreadnought:
http://www.grayson.vi2.com/img_drop/Dreadnaught_Done/second_time_around/02-08-02-done.jpg

Dreadnought on turntable (Divx 813k):
http://www.grayson.vi2.com/img_drop/Dreadnaught_Done/second_time_around/turntable.avi

Dreadnought walking (Divx 373k):
http://www.grayson.vi2.com/img_drop/Dreadnaught_Done/second_time_around/firststeps.avi

P.S. Don't crit the walk, it was just for fun because I was so excited to get him finished. I know it's got some problems, but he's finished and he's moving!!!! :D


I'm taking Intro to 2d animation this term and I'm having lots of fun! Here's one of my projects I just finished.

Wave project (Divx 330k):
http://www.grayson.vi2.com/img_drop/intro_to_2d/titanic.avi

I hope you enjoy!

Let me know what you think? :)
AnimaLMotheR
02-09-2002, 08:15 AM
Good Dreadnought, but i think that the coffin sits abit higher..

The textures look great tho. :)
RoRo
02-09-2002, 12:38 PM
:eek: :eek: great texture and modeling :eek: :rolleyes:
JoBbE
02-09-2002, 02:25 PM
the Dreadnaught is still great and I really like your 2d anim! the movement seems perfect to me!
null
02-09-2002, 03:15 PM
very nice. although the geometry looks a bit too clean. these machines are supposed to be hundreds, even thousands of years old, so maybe if you added a few bullet holes, twisted armor plates, etc. just a suggestion.
goodlag
02-09-2002, 04:40 PM
i love it

great work
Grayson
02-09-2002, 11:04 PM
Thanks for the comments everyone! :)

JoBbE: Thanks. I'm really happy with how it turned out but I'm keeping my fingers crossed because my teacher is a pretty rough grader.

null: Good point, I might go back and make some changes. We'll see. ;)

Thanks again to everyone! Keep the crits coming.
Fritz3D
02-12-2002, 08:23 PM
Woa, my favourite style :) Great work!

Btw, the texturing "tutorial" so to say that you had on your site is really helpful :)
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