2 months? sure or not? Willing to share what tutorials or references you use to fast track the learning, er......Mr Azrin? Btw, great work.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Nov 15 2008, 12:05 AM

wha..? No d**k?

Just kidding. Nice muscle detail. Can't wait for the finish product.

wow. pretty awesome. U even include the nipples, lol! First time, seeing a masterpiece made in Malaysia. U sure, this is not a copy from somewhere else? What 3D design company u working with and what software u use to make this?

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Feb 6 2009, 06:17 PM

lol, sorry. I have seen capable impressive artist in Malaysia for 2D illustration and few art galleries actually receive international awards as well as in the game industries. Just that never seen one in Malaysia for complete 3D sculpture (yours so far is the best I've seen).

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Feb 6 2009, 09:11 PM

Brilliant! However, I cant help but notice, u kept mentioning zbrush. Care to elaborate? It's a 3D software right but how does it help ease the sculpting job?

Lol, Im not 3D artist and not artist by profession. Just want to know aside from 3D studio, maya and others.

Solidwork?

Solidwork mainly use to produce mechanical part engineering design. Has a dimensioning capability, moving "solid" part function and part obstruction capability and can even simulate how the mechanical part behave to make sure the design has little flaw (that's all I know so far). Not very useful for art work cause there are some limitation (harder to use compare to other 3D software) involve but unless u intend to create real mechanical design with dimensions, then it's convenient.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Feb 19 2009, 02:00 PM

Someone actually uses solidwork to create 3D violin, rose and lady's high heel shoe. In a way, it can be done but need patient.

Good concept. But still need a bit of work on the sandstorm, cause for me, it looks more like patches of out of focus here and there. Also, the lighting effect need adjustment. The sun not shining enough as well, can see the circle outline.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Feb 20 2009, 02:15 PM

I have been seeing this for quite some time already. Not finish yet?!

Structural wise....oklah....probably just me comparing other better one I have seen before. And the people there...need a bit more work to make em more lively.

Though Im not sure what's the theme here? I thought some sort of silent hill project but seeing the bikini girl...not so sure anymore.

Hmmm...probably u need to improve technique here. From the way I look at it, looks like a toy city with couple of barbie dolls.

Example would be like blurring up object in far distance and sharper image up close. The shadows are a bit too sharp as well, meaning the lighting u need to consider how to position em. Errr.....could also be the disproportion of sizes between items in there...need a bit adjustment to get the right feel.

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Added on March 5, 2009, 4:17 pmcould a tad of fogging as well.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Mar 5 2009, 04:17 PM

A new os need new hardwares. If u have vista on old computer, of course it will lag. Like putting a high powered engine on a budget mini car is not compatible and probably will damage both the car and the engine. U need at least 2 gb and core duo for vista (probably higher if u r doing more tasks or heavier rendering).

Depends. If u feel u need to, then u need to. Due to tech limitation, we can only mostly view 3D scuplting as 2D (cause it mainly just comprise of vector scaling to make it feel like 3D). So in a way it doesnt really matter whether u need to do real life scuplting before u jump into digital. Also the fact that the tools used in digital are very different compare to tools used in real life.

regarding the basic feel for anatomy, my opinion, u need to cause even though it's digital, it's still a pain in the butt to try to rescupltered back the error part if u find it proportionally wrong.

I think it's suppose to be the talking witch hat in the first Harry potter movie....(I think or is it another version?)

Oooo...I love this kind of setup. Though I want bigger TV lol.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Mar 26 2009, 11:53 AM

Looks like 3D but the progress of making it doesn't look like one. Feel more like 2D paint progress (if so then nice).

I think a bit overboard for books cause this thing takes time to model and render compare to hands on draw, which also means higher fee. Not to mention simple draw tends to convey more than overly complex 3D on books.

A bit hard to understand the rest of the sentence. Google translate?

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Added on September 9, 2010, 9:01 pmThere should be some gap between the sky horizon (where the clouds are) and the land horizon. Cause now it feels like they are conjoint twins. The sky perspective need to be a bit shallower cause it really does feel like it's flowing down at a steep angle.

This post has been edited by LeechFever: Sep 9 2010, 09:06 PM

3dassets may have a point. I think should open two 3D forums. One called "3D cg concept" for modeling things normally for gaming industry and another "3D architecture/interior design".