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Published: 2008-07-10 04:20:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 37117; Favourites: 801; Downloads: 978
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here's another step by step ( the most detailled so far
to give you guys some insights of my own work process
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How long does this take you to illustrate? If you don't mind me asking that?
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Thank you for the step by step guide.
I would LOVE to do this one day
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finally found the process... amazing great job...
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nice scene and picture!you change your opinion really fast?!
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I finally got 3ds Max, and now everytime I start it up I can admire this 
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your work is simply amazing! i'll wait for max 10 from u hehehhehehh...nice bos
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dude, your work is simply amazing! Everytime i visit your page i'm blown away and inspired. the composition and detail of your designs...they're magnificent...may i ask what program u use to create your pieces? it would be awsome to move my work into 3-d XD
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Finally. I've always wanted to see your process on this image. Great to see you here.
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wow you made that 3dmax 9 installer image?
just wow
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this is fucking awesome
always wanted to know how much work theres behind some rly good 3d artwork
well now i know
theres a hella lot
but the work is gr8
as well as this piece
the snakes look damn realistic
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I never tought I'd actualy meet the guy who made this image. Absolutly awesome work. Still I do agree with *jasonengel, the whole scene would look better if you just continued at the third frame, the poses of the snakes are just so much more intimidating, and you could still use the 3dMax logo in the back.
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Holy shit!
u did that?
I seen that pic a lot, but didn't know it was you!
Rock ON!
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To me, for sheer intimidation, the third image would have been the way to go. The snakes look menacing. By the final image, their wrapped up bodies look too loving and tender. The red snake seems pink (feminine) and it's head is cocked at an angle the says curiosity to me, while the green snake in relation to the "pink" one seems outright happy, exuberant even. It says to me "Parents welcoming home a long-absent child." The child aspect is expressed most strongly by the two plastic Mattel lightsabers with authentic Force sounds that the boy is carrying.
I do really enjoy the way you've captured the development process, including your comments under each step.
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the evolution of your (center)character in 8 frames is amazing!
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Completely awesome! never used max, I'm a Maya person, but now I wish I did so I can pick your brain on your excellent modeling techniques!
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WoWz, this is 3DsMax 9 scene woowwz, finally i meet the one who made it.
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That's really awesome man... I'm just getting into Cinema 4d myself and can only hope to achieve the same success as you do. Keep up the good work!
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Very cool, though I have to say I liked the warrior better.
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holy crap >.< i wonder...you used a lot of math in this, didnt you?
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Huh, that's pretty cool (on autodesk)
I didn't know the process to this so, man, awesome for uploading.
Learning something ever day <3
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GEZZ! thats amazing !! i only work with photo shop thus far lol but wow!!!
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dude, this is f***ing awesome
wow
but...not to be a party pooper, but the snakes don't look like they're looking at their opponent....
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wow, i get to look at this a couple of times a day, whenever i open 3ds max.
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I actually prefer the posing of the snakes you had in the third frame. However, changing the poses definately got you away from the sterotypical monster scene which has been done to death (was looking like god of war almost for a while there :-P)
Was very interesting to see you scale back the weapons, but I suppose this commission was to advertise a company? (since you mentioned logo a few times). So removing the weapons definately made it family friendlyy which is pretty much demanded for advertising appeal.
Kudos for the character design. Even with power armour, you really avoid treading on designs done by other companies such as GW.
Anyhoos - well done and keep up the great work
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Wow, love your technique, what a great piece.
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I'm quite the Max fan girl myself. (= I remember the first time I fired up Max 7.0 a few years back in school. First time I'd used it! The snake image popped up on the screen and it took me a few time before I remembered to write your name down, but I've got to say, I've been a huge fan of your work since that day and you continue to inspire me. Keep it up!
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awesome work
so youΒ΄re working only at night, eh
I think itΒ΄s better to concentrate...
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