[Cartoon head]

Another one... started off as a cartoon, ended up like something from Iron Maiden!

[Cartoon head]

Thanks... great feedback. I'll look into your suggestions.

i

[Cartoon head]

hi thanks for the Feedback...

Yes these are just for fun at the moment but I plan to create some rendered examples and include them in my portfolio. The first cartoon head is very low voxel resolution the idea was really to sculpt with an expression of some kind rather than the normal blank look.

Thanks again... more to come...

[Cartoon head]

Here's another completed... smoothed this one out a bit more, but still having problems with the eye lids, need more practice!

i

[Cartoon head]

Hi

Not a WIP as such... a quick sketch, as I'm calling it done, I'm working to reproduce my 2D style in 3DC I'm getting close now ( at least with the heads ) I like this program because it allows me to work at speed and I'm finding increasingly that 'moving' the voxels ( pulling and pushing ) is a better than my initial approach of sculpting with brush ( painting in volumes ) at least when roughing out basic shapes... any feedback welcome.

i

[Plant Creature]

Hi

Here's my latest work in 3DC. This model started out as a quick sketch and I used it to investigate 3DC tools. I'm not sure if my work flow was efficient but I did a voxel sculpt and used quadrangulation ready for per pixel painting. Model was only intended for a still image so I was not too bothered about the poly flow for animation etc. Painting was interesting and learned a few new tools. The Ptex looks interesting also but not tried it yet. You can view a quick slide show of the sketches and final render on my website:

http://www.draw-it.co.uk/HP_LatestWork/latest_wrk03.html

Final image was rendered in LightWave 3D and some post work in Photoshop.

Thanks

[2D artist gone 3D mad!]

Thanks guys... looking forward to working in 3DC more along side Lightwave I've read they work well together.

[2D artist gone 3D mad!]

Hi my name is Ian Thompson I'm traditionally a 2D artist who has kept a safe distance from 3D.

I'm just starting out with 3D-Coat and so far I'm really enjoying the freedom this application

gives. The image is a voxel sculpt, had a problem blending the neck & head, eyes are weak but

but just look at the NOSE! all good fun!

I've updated my website, although I don't have any other 3DC examples at the moment I have lots

in the pipeline... thanks to Javis for his training videos... really helped.

www.draw-it.co.uk