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Dekus
11-16-2008, 07:11 PM
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Title: Marshall M411 Tank
Name: Yuriy Yablokov
Country: Finland
Software: Photoshop

Yo...
This is actually an old sketch of mine.. just found this out in an old sketchbook and decided to render it.. :)
Started to render on a Creative Workshop we had at a frineds house where we played Left 4 Dead, designed textures for his spaceship, and drew a little.. bla bla..

Photoshop
Wacom
Dunno how long this one took me... maybe about 7-8 hours.. ?
No reference..
Title by my friend..

I guess my inspiration was the Heavy Fuckikoma (or how the heavy one was called..?) from GITS.. :)

BTW.. if you think "hey! spiders had 4 legs on each side.. this one has only 3..." there are two little legs at the very back of the tank.. in shadow..
phoenix
11-17-2008, 03:03 AM
Hey Yuriy you have nicely established lighting. though in my humble opinion tank needs more work. to define form.



regards
Dekus
11-17-2008, 07:00 AM
Hey Yuriy you have nicely established lighting. though in my humble opinion tank needs more work. to define form.



regards

Thanks for the comment!
Yea.. it was pretty hard to just make up the tank parts.. because the original sketch can be classified as "tiny" :) i tried to imagine something.. but not enough as it seems.. :(
I know its my common problem.. i want to render some concept.. i start.. but not fnish it correctly.. they always kinda end at 90% And if i leave it for the next day, i get new ideas and cant continue this one, or just cant find the "flow" and you could see the difference between the two days.. :( sucks..
phoenix
11-17-2008, 08:27 AM
hey Yuriy i agree with you man on the flow point man :) i had the same problem long time ago :) got rid of it :)


regards
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