I actually started this project on december of last year, but I’ve worked on it with huge pauses and gaps in between, but I’m taking it back again
I reached Feng Zhu’s site through BlenderNewbies forum… And I must say their works are really stunning…
I saw this character concept that was begging to be modeled
Here’s a link to the original concept, I’m modeling the one on the left.
I intended to follow the reference as close as possible, but there were some parts that didnt make much sense, so I had to make those parts up.
Then, I got stuck, the arms make no sense at all here.
If you look at the reference, he has a shoulder-armour that looks linked to the chest, which would mean that he isnt able to lift his arms, not even for a T pose.
So I got stuck, thinking on how to fix this, and eventually forgot about it and drifted to other works.
Today, I opened it and I figured out a way to do it, so I did :):
The pants are a placeholder, I plan to sculpt them to make the shape and add wrinkles:
Thanks for pointing the arm issue
I made something up to cover the space between his arm and the armour
Though before I move on, does anyone know any technique to ‘close’ the little gaps on the waist area?
It’s too high poly for me to edit freely, my computer goes to slow and I would never finish.
i would do the pattern on sleeves with a normal map rather than extruding your existing edge loops, or alternately try and smooth out the edge loops a bit if you really want it all to be modeled. but each to their own