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After taking a Maya / Photoshop for Games class, I am now experimenting with texture painting. I'm also trying to do more with less ( poly count ) and make clean and simple game art. I'm adding a link to the texture map and including a view of the wire frame in the animation clips when available. |
| Iron Man v2 : 2/2008 |  |
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I made a version of Iron Man last year, one of my first characters. I was going for a retro Jack Kirby feel, but it ended up looking like a disco Bender The Robot. I found better source material and gave it another shot. The blocky design also made this a good texturing exercise. Body map 512x512, head map 256x256. Final triangle count: 4620 ( An improvement from my first version which clocked in at over 22k triangles ) |
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| Pirate Musket : 1/2008 |  |
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I've reworked my old musket model with new focus on UV mapping and texture. I think it looks better than my previous version and the poly count was reduced considerably. Disclaimer: guns kill pirates. |
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| Harvey Birdman : 1/2008 | |
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I chose Harvey because I wanted to make a low poly character with a distinctive silhouette. He's still a work in progress. Head and body are on one 256x256 texture map, wing and props on a second 256x256 texture map.Final triangle count: 1134. |
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| Teletubbie with Axe : 12/2007 | |
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Teletubbies R Evil Version 2. Using a low rez version of my previous teletubbie model, I created a 256x256 texture map for the body, a 256x256 for the head and a 128x128 map for the axe. |
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| Evil Robotic Muppet : 10/2007 | | |
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Evil robotic muppet armed with a Kalashnikov.
I modeled this in a standard t-pose, then used a skeleton/rig to move his arms, hands and shoulders into a more dynamic pose, so he could hold the rifle.
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| ► | 2007 3D Archive |
| ► ► | 2006 3D Archive |