Goals

This week I want to have my model almost completely done and ready for my portfolio on saturday. I want him rendered and textured to an acceptable level, and then I can go in and tweak him to make him what I want and add clothes, armor, etc...

Goal

Today I am going to finish the facial features on my model. Hopefully I will be set up to finish this project by next Saturday for the Casper college portfolio contest.

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last week i was setting up my portfolio and making sure everything met the specified criteria/ quality I want each piece to be at. Now I can resume the creature that im working on. by the end of the week i want the piece to be ready for final rendering. the only parts that won't be done are clothing, veins, wrinkles etc...

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1. Goktug Gurellier, Portrait of Alien

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3. this pieceis simple in its geometry,but the simplicity is what makes this a “shocking” alien. The face has groves that are consistently inconsistent in a way that looks like skin. The eyes are pupils, but have a small amount of lines running to the back that are barely visible in the front. The lumps on the head, ears, and around the eyes take simple geometry and give it a “pop” that appears both realistic and stunning. I want to create a realistic humanoid figure.4.the mood is pensive. The alien is neither harmful or happy. He or she appears to be thoughtful. The expression and wrinkles imply that the alien is older.5.6. I love this piece. I love it because the artist took such a simple design, threw in some twists and rendered it to create a realistic humanoid head.7.I want to create a creature, and I am going to make It a bit more simple for the sake of realism.

Proposal

I want to make a piece that is both realistic and other-worldly. I will be designing a figure of a humanoid figure with non-human traits such as large eyes and exaggerated proportions. I want the model to be as realistic as possible for my portfolio to show an understanding of 3d modeling.

Breakdown; January 6^th I will have completed the sketches

-January 12^th I will have the basic model ready on mia to load on to mudbox

-January 21^st I will have a fully textured model without color

-January 31^st I will have the model fully rendered

GOALS;

                  

1. Goktug Gurellier, Portrait of Alien

2.  
3. this pieceis simple in its geometry,but the simplicity is what makes this a “shocking” alien. The face has groves that are consistently inconsistent in a way that looks like skin. The eyes are pupils, but have a small amount of lines running to the back that are barely visible in the front. The lumps on the head, ears, and around the eyes take simple geometry and give it a “pop” that appears both realistic and stunning. I want to create a realistic humanoid figure.4.the mood is pensive. The alien is neither harmful or happy. He or she appears to be thoughtful. The expression and wrinkles imply that the alien is older.5.6. I love this piece. I love it because the artist took such a simple design, threw in some twists and rendered it to create a realistic humanoid head.7.I want to create a creature, and I am going to make It a bit more simple for the sake of realism.

Proposal

I want to make a piece that is both realistic and other-worldly. I will be designing a figure of a humanoid figure with non-human traits such as large eyes and exaggerated proportions. I want the model to be as realistic as possible for my portfolio to show an understanding of 3d modeling.

Breakdown; January 6^th I will have completed the sketches

-January 12^th I will have the basic model ready on mia to load on to mudbox

-January 21^st I will have a fully textured model without color

-January 31^st I will have the model fully rendered