Grand Space Opera 3D Entry: Mark Vorster

#11

I will basing my main character off one of my old sketchs, more to come as soon as I get my scanner to work.
later

Mark

#12

Hey Wow that is looking good there Dae! Get your scanner working ha ha! Will be keeping an eye on ya.
Cheers

#13

Your view of the terrain is so realistic! Can’t wait to see how it evolves.

#14

Hey Dae!! C’mon buddy! Show us your awesome modling skills!!!

#15

Great start, try to post a few more concepts, I cant really see where your going at the moment.

Keep it up!

#16

sorry about the lack of updates, a fellow worker has gone to Egypt for a vacation, so I have been too busy doin her workload and mine and during that time all I can think about is this challenge and how much has to be done, damn I wish I didn’t have to work and I free to hone my Maya skills.

Will be back soon (most likey end of the week)

Dae

#17

Just started, trying to get the shape to work.

Dae

#18

adding a bit more detail, also added started modelling a head.

mark

#19

I did a double post

#20

just started the body.

Dae

#21

Looking good! very realistic screen. Just one thought: perhaps the scene of the sun behind the planet with a lens flare is a little too used… Maybe you would like to try another angle. Some concept art of the final scene will also work. Anyway, its a great work! I will be cheking your thread!

#22

chest and back almost done then onto the arms

#23

here is a view of the back

and one from the front

Dae

#24

pretty much finished the arms.

Mark

#25

the back

a wire

Good night

Mark

#26

Looks very good. Very artistic in my opinion
Keep it up!

#27

Added some legs.

dae

#28

Awesome man!
Literally that is a good model there brother. I am very interested to see what is going to be happening in your concept. Good to see you back in!!

#29

not much to say, C and C’s welcome.

Mark

#30

Man… this gonna be great image! I like it very much:thumbsup: In your last update I only feel lack of distance. Some low, blurry, and covered with distance fog mountains(or rather hillocks) would do the job!