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Published: 2008-07-10 04:20:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 37118; 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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I like the hero character and background the best in step 5. Final version looks to jumbled and you can't really tell what the hero is supposed to be.
Good jorb though!
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It's really interesting to see the progression, and the finished product is fantastic.
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that is great to see how you did it, I quite like the techno warrior dude too, and I always liked how the snakes bent into the max logo design
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Damn, great result! And a nice look on the process.
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hahahaha i always thought the "weapons" were some sort of "flag" type of thing you know like those flag-light thingy to help aircrafts to land but in this case the marine was guiding the snakes to hold that 3dsmax logo position hahahahah XDDD pretty nine as usual dude
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you are crazy.
Just the fact that you are doing, what should be pre-viz, inside 3dsmax this way is pretty hard core.
It pays off though..
I can only strive to achieve your dedication to projects like these outside of work.
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Great work sir!!! You have a genius brain, I love your idea, and you're my inspiration... PEACE!!!!
But i'm still use 3D Max 8 because my client or my partner still use it
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very nice...
your rendering and texture skills are beyond me at this point.
but to give you some feedback, I liked the position of the snakes in image 3 more then the final, and absolutely love the warrior with swords and scifi elements more then marine. those, in my opinion, worked better with the snakes in the scene.. but that's just my view.
very cool work for two weeks. it took me 3 weeks of nights to model my ed209 model and I thought i pulled the miracle(3 years ago)... but you blow me away with your speed.
I wonder... do you use already created props? modify some of the previously created models? or each work is all from scratch or from CUBE in our case...
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i re-use lots of stuff i made before yes
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swords, pieces of armor, overall shape of a body.. say do you have something like a basic body rig that you first position and then work with making it different?
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This shows heaps of interesting changes 
As a 3D Max user (of low rank I must admit), I've never wondered how much hard work had this wonderful scene on. From now on, everytime I'll open my 3D Max 9, I'll appreciate even more every pixel of that splash page ^_^
Thanks for sharing all these turns and twits on your great piece of Art, this is of unlimited value for people starting 3D composition and scene concept.
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Wow. Very cool. How long did it take you to learn to use 3D Studio Max and how hard was it? I've been interested in trying my hand at it for a long time, but I'm afraid it might be too mathematical or something.
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Sweet image as always but I feel like the 2 first versions (sketch and 1st 3D) were more dynamic than the end result. The sketch had a nice diagonal composition between the snakes and the guy, I feel the last one is too centered. The arced pose of the guy was interesting too IMO (but I guess it's just a difference in attitude, not really a technical issue) and the 2nd version had a nice compo for the snakes too, with their heads at a different height.
Anyway, just my
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Great job on this.
Kudos on showing your work process, wish more people did that here.
I think that the 3d forum could be way better than it is now.
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I always wondered who made that. Great work
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Great job. Colors and position of the characters are great. The only thing that my eyes keep going back to is the lightsabers...aka flashlights. Even with that said, your work is amazing.
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*Grins* Impressive. Nice to see how things work behind the scenes.
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ha! ça m'a étrangement fait penser à Albert le vert des babibouchettes! Bravo c'est une très jolie image.
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DUDE! thats freakin awesome! i use 3dsmax all the time and see your piece of art each time it starts! never knew it was yours, thought it was one of there workers's or something. great job man!
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pretty cool...
So where can I get a copy of that 3D Studio Max?
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fucking amazing i wanna doit !!!!!!!! but i dont have that software !!!!!
ill try !!!
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Not sure if anyone ask you this but is it a complete 3D model you were working with? If so after you finished the coloring are you able to play around with the position of camera and the snakes and warriors poses?
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yup, it's a full 3D scene , just the final comp ( last pict ) is touched up in 2D
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i imagine it must feel pretty awsome to be so good with a product that the company that makes it has you do the artwork for the program, using the program...
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Very nice step-by-step.
It's good to see the creative process behind the image.
A sure fav, this one. ]= )
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nope, editable mesh only ( old school style
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Oh boy you're good. Cheers to your skills.
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My god! Beautiful piece of work...
And good steps...
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You must be really quick. All that changes... Do you really do it in 3D MAX?
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yupe, but i tend to use more and more zbrush in my workflow
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I like how you switched over from the ninja to the scifi version
Great to see the making of the 3dsmax load image
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I see this everyday when I turn on 3d max.Great to finally see how it was done!!!truly amazing.
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