Title: ‘G-man: Ray Johnson’ Game Art
Name: Jamie-lee Lloyd
Country: United Kingdom
Software: ZBrush 3ds max Photoshop Quixel Marmoset Toolbag 2
Submitted: 12th March 2015
Recently finished chipping away at this guy. Started out as a zbrush sculpt a while back, but thought it would be cool to work him up as a bit of game art.
Sculpted in Zbrush, retopo and Uv’s in 3ds max, Photoshop and Quixel for texturing. Rendered realtime in Marmoset Toolbag 2
This is really good. Not just for the realism but the sense of character in the… well… character. 
This is what XCOM: THE BUREAU should have looked like, just hardened G-Men with small firearms looking for UFO’s no one knows are real. 
Excellent modelling, texturing and rendering. It all looks very natural. The only thing is, the watch he’s wearing tells the time only - what’s the other button for?
Maybe you’re too young to remember that watches had a time-setting knob and a winding knob. Many watches didn’t use batteries and had to be wound manually!
As a self-confessed WIS, I have never seen a watch with two crowns that didn’t either rotate an inner diving bezel (like some Vostok divers, for example) or that didn’t set an alarm hand (as in a Seiko Bellmatic). I’ve seen a lot of watches but am curious to see a watch that implements the setting and winding on separate crowns. It would have to be pretty old, and possibly a pocket watch.
Beautiful character modeling!
Julien Weber / Freelance 3D Bordeaux
www.perspectives-3d.fr
