Goblin texturing

#1

Hey guys,
I finished my beast texturing over the weekend (check out the final render over here… http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10052&pagenumber=1 you have to scroll to the bottom of the page to see the final) and moved on to my next project. I just started texturing him yesterday and he still has a long way to go… but… let me know what you think of him so far.
Thanx.

#2

nice bit dave!! Like it!! The model needs to be defined just a bit more though (the ears look too smooth and simple), but I like the character.

#3

Very nice, I like your style…

#4

Hi Dave,

Your work is awesome! It has unique style.

I’ll be glad if you show us the entire mapping process (mainly the texture creation process)

regards from Brazil,

rodrigo.ribeiro

#5

Thanks guys,
I’ll post more as I get it done… I’m working on some hair now.

#6

Very cool design! He’s creepy. Looks like a shifty character. Your modeling and textures are awesome.

#7

I worked on some hair last night… it was really hard to come up w/ a style for this guy… I think I’m gonna end up giving him a pony tail too. Let me know what you think.
Thanx,

#8

Very nice but addition of some poors or whatever so it looks like the hair is actualy attached to the head, that would complete the awsome work

#9

Thanx RDK,
Oh yeah, without a doubt. I still have to finish the rest of the hair then I’m gonna work on blending it in w/ the texture map a little better. Thanx.

#10

yay he said my name ;D
heh without ur tutorial I wouldn’t be able to make heads like i can now (still learning tho) my new wip demon thread is in WIP forum and my low poly head is in game dev forum here in cgtalk.

#11

This is strange: when he´s bald it seems to me like an evil goblin, but with hair it looks like a bad tempered gnome.
This is obvious my own opinion (with all the solid and well-based knowledge of mystic and magic races of years living in a non magic world, of course :wink: )

Both faces are great, nice ears!

#12

Dude I dig your style, cool character. I’m assuming a bump map cometh?

#13

Thanx Guys,
Still have to do the bump map along with a million and one other little fixes… but the bump map does cometh :).
Yeah… it’s funny how a little hair will completely change a character… wait till put the eyebrows on… he’ll probably look completely different.
I’ll post again when I get more done.
Thanx again.

#14

i think he’s too clean for a goblin…

unless he likes to wash??

#15

I think this guy is just great. !!! Hair fits him so perfectly.

NIIiiceee!!!

#16

oh yeah!! This is a very big change!! One little touch, and BANG!! I like the now and before look, both very nice. The hair needs a better blending with the head though. Keep it up!!

#17

Thanx for the replies. I’m not sure if I’m gonna dirty him up or not… I kinda like the pail/never seen the sun look… I do plan on throwing some age spots and fixing up the hairline… but… it’s a wip… so we’ll see where it ends up.

#18

I’d say, if you could sketch him full view with cloth and all, then it be easier to deside the styles.
Great work btw

#19

this is just personal taste, but it looks like you made the junction between the upper lip and the skin just a bit too diffused in your color map or maybe its the compression that is parasiting it and giving it a leaky feel.

Excellent modeling and texturing :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
can’t wait to see more :bounce:

#20

That is a very good texture work, with a bump map and a litle gloss it will become pretty realistic, but i guess i would put a darker skin tone, and a few facial hair, maybe some nose hair?
Hehe good work Mr Hobbit :slight_smile: