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Iron Mask - created by Zutorfs


Iron Mask
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Iron Mask made in Blender 3D (2.55)This is my first Entry! :D (5 years and 2989 days ago)

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avatar Ory
Ory says:

Not bad for a first entry, maybe you could find a rusty metal texture for "Iron"? Would improve the shot a lot. Not sure how different modelling is in Blender either, but a smooth on the base and a bend modifier on the whole thing to curve it and you'd have a much better entry.

avatar Toothpick134

Yes... I agree with Ory.. This has potential and if you smooth it and tweak it it's going to be great.. also think a texture would help this entry in getting the best possible votes GL!!

avatar erathion
erathion says:

nice work...gl

avatar greymval
greymval says:

Stone blocks as background would improve this too.

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Cast Iron Stomach Award - created by JamesD


Cast Iron Stomach Award
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As the title and image implies... a cast iron stomach... atleast I tried to make it as metal looking at I could as cast iron looks fairly bland, black and rough I decided to give some warmth... sorry no background as it took my computer all day just to be able to compile the base to the bladder... But I hope it agrees with some of you :)

Oh all zbrush... rendered in zbrush too. (5 years and 3057 days ago)

avatar Aloisnin
Aloisnin says:

The stomach is amazing!. Nice model and textures!. To make it even better, you could try doing something with the box it stands on

keep it up!

avatar greymval
greymval says:

Not necessary the box needs to be taken care of, but the overral ambient. You could use some shadow on the ground and maybe a different ( warmer ) colour for the background.

The stomach has more light in the lower side and it's darker in the upper part, and by choosing a fade background that also has light in the lower part, it nullifies the contrast.

MO: use some orange dark clouds as background and make a foreground on which the box stands. You could use that trick with clouds and lighning effects for a BG textures. Keep it up!

author says:

all very good points!... Aloisnin: I'm constucting a new base for the 'trophy'... so hopefully ill be able to upload revision soon.

I'm using zbrush's best render, and lighting which it's applying it to the entire model... I might also try to add a floor as you pretty much suggested greymval... but i's all becoming a huge drain on my system :S so ill have to see what I can feasibly add/render out...



avatar pearlie
pearlie says:

I think the base could just use a tiny shadow right underneath it to 'ground' it to the table, but otherwise, very cool job on that anatomy! In your step 5 - I like both versions!There are lots of restaurants that should give those trophies!

avatar billyboy
billyboy says:

Amazing work, high impressed by your modelling skills in ZBrush. To create all those masks in ZB...its very difficult.
But I dont understand why you use this mediocre render engine of ZBrush. Why dont you move your model into a decent 3D program with good lights and render ?
Once again my congratulations for using this crazy and fabulous ZBrush

author says:

Thanks billyboy... The reason being is that I don't have any other 3D software like Max or Lightwave to render out with... so Zbrush it is... ... but I think it's pretty good for rendering out once you get the jist of it... this is my first attempt so..... LOL!.

Pearlie: True, I kind of agree, I did try to elevate it off the table slightly so one would render but unfortunately it didn't work, but thankfully it's not really the focus of the piece so... atleast that's my reasoning... I agree it would make it better as a whole though...

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