[skull render.jpg]

Thank you! You set the metal shader in ddo not marmoset.

Ddo let's you chose from a list of metal type (chrome, plate, aluminium, etc) and it will create the gloss/specular maps accordingly.

 

I haven't used z-brush in years so I can't help you with fibermesh.

[shield render]

DDo is great for filling your model with a lot of small details and it creates spec/gloss map for you automatically.

You can put the finishing touches in 3Dcoat in the paint room.

[vampire real-time model]

love this work! Any chance you could do a tutorial showing how you rendered this with marmoset. I'm thinking about buying toolbag 2.

Thank you Denis, unfortunately i won't have time to do a full blown tutorial.

however I can give a breakdown of how the different textures look like:

 

 

There is a very good tutorial here that explains how to render skin/faces in marmoset:

 

http://www.marmoset.co/skyshop/learn/skin-tut

 

If you want to showcase high-res real-time assets, I would say go for it, it's only 100 usd.

[vampire real-time model]

Superb work Fantome!

Good to see an old-school vampire.

Thank you! No sparkling here

[vampire real-time model]

 

 

[Armor]

Very cool, reminds a bit of "Fight punch" stuff.

[Kain full Front Done]

Great job on the model. May I ask why you switched to z-brush at the end?

[Cthulhu Lives]

Very cool, did you use the spike tool? Reminds me of demons quest somehow.

[pp52]

Nice!

[Great white shark]

Thank you for your comments, you helped me improve the final image for sure!

[Jondo-Bondo]

Very cute and nice render!

[Belanus Hi]

Ugly but very well done .

Did you use 3d coat for the textures as well?

[Family Tree]

Love it, you have a very unique style.

[Wizard's desk]

Thank you very much for the comments!

The candle was done using the snake, scrape and fill tool.