Hey everyone, I hope that you’re all doing well. This is a preview of the hieroglyphic stone tablets found inside “The Book of the Dead”. There are 6 in total, excluding the hardcovers. Take care, guys. ![]()
Wow nice job on the details!
Great work on these they look very realistic.![]()
Thank you, NerdY1. ![]()
wow!, scary!
Hahaha, yeah scary, intrigued and beautiful. I’m obsessed with ancient history, especially egypt and greece. ![]()
Very nice job on keeping the hieroglyphs sharp and detailed.![]()
Thank you, NerdY1.
I’m quite optimistic about this one.
Going to look great once all the bits and pieces comes together.
Yeah, fascinating material.
Good luck on your project it’s looking very good already!
Thank you, NerdY1. It’s going to take some time but I will provide updates as I progress. Thanks again for following along. ![]()
Looking forwards to future updates, hope everything goes smoothly!
Thank you, NerdY1. I hope so too. Even through failure, I always learn something new. We need failures to grow. Not every project is going to be a hit, and that is ok as long as you do not become despondent and give up on yourself; after all, art is a wonderful journey.
Beautiful words, that should be a quote!
Learning by doing is one of the best ways to learn, my last character failed I had learned a lot about rigging design and other stuff from that later I came up with the dragon witch I later applied what I had learned to.![]()
My point exactly and you’ll become even better as time goes on. Thanks again, NerdY1.
Thank you, the more you do 3D and practice the better you will get, after all they didn’t build rome in one day!
Very Nice
… but sorry for that question " Is this AI-generated, or by maps"
Thank you, Ahmed. No need to apologize; you’re most welcome to ask. I created the maps myself. The texture maps and voxel meshes have a really high density, hence the reason why the details look so crisp. I do not use AI in my workflows and never will. ![]()
Amen to that!.
You and I both, George. Love the workflows, creating something beautiful from a blank canvas. ![]()
Great work!
I enjoy creating everything from scratch as well i find you learn a lot more that too, keep up the amazing work!
