sketches #15

Dumping what I've done lately...















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  1. Adhir S. Pandit7 September 2010 at 11:24

    Wow...

    Nice :)

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  2. Nixon10 September 2010 at 05:26

    awesome-o!
    I really dig the haunting and eerie looks that these creatures have!!! Its great that u make characters that arent meant to look like top models but characters that have age and sort of wear, wich subjectively interweaves a backstory in a subtle way.
    Also great rendition of robotnik.
    Always a pleasure to check by your blog!

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  3. Chidiebere Nnadi11 September 2010 at 06:38

    Wow, your art is some lovely stuff. Do you use external render engines to get such fine quality???

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  4. rincewind14 September 2010 at 13:35

    @Nixon, thanks for passing by and commenting :) I like how you described my characters ^^

    @Chidiebere, thanks :) No external render engines used, just blender's internal renderer, and in some cases (like robotnik's sculpture and the alien head) they're screenshots of the viewport edited in Gimp.

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  5. Leonardo Peralta18 September 2010 at 17:27

    Hi! great models and thanks for the add :D!
    your work its great, Blender seems to be a very great tool, i just used Zbrush, but i will consider Blernder from now on, the renders are great!! please check my blog i will like to get a professional opinion :P Take care!

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  6. rincewind20 September 2010 at 13:52

    Hi, Leonardo! Thanks :) yeah, Blender got a lot better lately.

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