The last project in my 3D class. We were to design a custom insect and place it in an environment. We never got to critique them in class, so if you have any notes for me, post a comment so I can fix it before I submit this in my portfolio. You can see the textures better if you click to see its full size.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
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awesome and scary!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! It might be good to differentiate the legs and rock a little more. I know it probably is like camoflauge or something, but I've learned this trick recently where if you make stuff different values it reads better; if you turn it grayscale and it still reads well, you're set. The legs blend a little into the rock, so I'd probably darken them or lighten them (or darken or lighten the rock).
ReplyDeleteThat's the only thing I see wrong though. Fantastic work. (I'm seriously admiring your skills. I can't do that with a computer.)
Ok, that is so bug like, ahhh!! >_<;
ReplyDeleteAnyways,critiques,
I think it could be better if the front leg wasn't cut off on the bottom,
and the bug looks pretty "stone-y" if you were going for that look. It looks like one of those plastic bug models and not very organic, though that would make it look even freakier--um,,
I'm sure there is more that you could do to make it better, but honestly, I don't have enough 3D and composition/design knowledge to know what to say. :P
So it looks great to me,
plus, I don't have enough guts to keep looking at the bug,
that probably means you were successful enough to make it look so bug-like to scare me, so good job!!
I personally think it was way better modeled/textured and composed than mine at least!