TOG's Art Dump

**ThatOtherGuy** · November 20, 2018, 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by Lifthrasir

Good to see you back TOG

Very good stuff as usual. My only comment goes about the werewolf: his head should be slightly smaller/finer IMO

And just a suggestion for the Templar: make him bald (remove the hair on the back of his skull) and may be add some scars on his face. That would make him more like an experienced "badass"

I did it that way because of the original concept art for the character. The Templar in Paht of Exile always had that little monk bush in the back.

Also the Gremlin's head is supposed to be a bit bigger due to the fact that the creature itself is to be around 5 feet tall. More of a slight cute factor added in.

Originally Posted by paleologos

I've been wondering what happened to you.
Impressive work all around, though there's some sick dark fantasy in it.

If I may comment, the head of the creature in the third image looks a lot more like a herbivore than a carnivore, if you except the fangs.

I love the engraved axe blade, the relief on the hussar shield and the engraved armor plates on the Templar Fan Art character.

The Flesh Hound has that type of mouth because I thought it look a little bit more eldritch and creepy than the usual canine set.

But thanks for all of your comments!

**Cookiegod** · November 20, 2018, 04:41 PM

You are a master at your craft. What program are you using for your models? Maya? Blender? Zbrush? Something else entirely?

**ThatOtherGuy** · November 20, 2018, 11:05 PM

Originally Posted by Cookiegod

You are a master at your craft. What program are you using for your models? Maya? Blender? Zbrush? Something else entirely?

I use Zbrush, Maya, Marvelous Designer, and Quixel Suite... Also sacrificing a goat helps a bunch as well.

**Cookiegod** · November 21, 2018, 03:13 AM

Originally Posted by ThatOtherGuy

Also sacrificing a goat helps a bunch as well.

Oh so that's what I've been doing wrong...
Note to myself: Use goats, not people.

**ThatOtherGuy** · November 22, 2018, 12:54 PM

So I have a question for you guys: i know that this is primarily a showcase of my work, but how would you guys feel like an advance tutorial in elements in modeling, texturing, and sculpting for modders? I know i use a variety of advance programs for my stuff, but how would a walk through of how I do simple stuff for M2TW? Like weapons and or helmets? It might take a while to write one up with pics but anyone interested?

**paleologos** · November 22, 2018, 02:16 PM

Most of the people who come to the Skins, Models, and Animations forum are noobs.
They wouldn't be able to benefit from advanced tutorials in programs that are themselves much more advance than milkshape.
Heck, many of them don't bother going through the tutorial at all, they just go to the last page of the threads and post a question that has been answered about 97 times.

It would still be interesting to see you craft a troop model for M2TW and make a thread describing in detail all the steps you go through with screenshots.
Making the textures and normal maps for it would also be great.
The Skins, Models, and Animations forum would be the place for this.
Make sure you use imgur for storing the screenshots and do keep copies of them in your HD.
Here is an example of my fix-it tutorials: as many of the people who want to make a model for M2TW are hardly familiar with milkshape handling one has to be that much detailed.

**Lifthrasir** · November 23, 2018, 02:42 AM

Yep, Pal said all.

In addition, if you really want to make an advanced tutorial about elements in modeling, texturing, and sculpting (with the programs you use), you can try our Tutorials & Resources thread. I won't guarantee a big exposure but it might help someone one day, especially considering the graphic evolution of the futur games. That's up to you Mate

**Cookiegod** · November 23, 2018, 07:14 AM

Originally Posted by ThatOtherGuy

So I have a question for you guys: i know that this is primarily a showcase of my work, but how would you guys feel like an advance tutorial in elements in modeling, texturing, and sculpting for modders? I know i use a variety of advance programs for my stuff, but how would a walk through of how I do simple stuff for M2TW? Like weapons and or helmets? It might take a while to write one up with pics but anyone interested?

I would devour it whole.

**paleologos** · November 24, 2018, 10:41 AM

Say, if I give you this in obj format, will you be able to UV map it and make some nice textures for it?

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**ThatOtherGuy** · November 24, 2018, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by paleologos

Say, if I give you this in obj format, will you be able to UV map it and make some nice textures for it?

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I can easily uv map this but texturing it will cost some money.

**paleologos** · November 24, 2018, 06:49 PM

How much would you charge for it?

**ThatOtherGuy** · November 26, 2018, 11:40 AM

Originally Posted by paleologos

How much would you charge for it?

Well that depends if this texturing without a source or do you have a piece of concept art to work from and how complex and detailed it is. Prices for me vary according to project and how much I need to put into it. Asking me to do a character from complete scratch with no starting point is obviously going to be more expensive than having a well thought out piece of concept art to work from (which in turn saves time).

**Lifthrasir** · November 27, 2018, 02:10 AM

Gents, please keep such discussion/deal in private please, in order to not breach the TOS of the site. Thanks for your understanding.

**ThatOtherGuy** · January 08, 2019, 01:03 AM

So haven't gotten to work on too much stuff due to the holidays (being out of town for the majority of December). Here's a WIP of the fox girl paladin. All I have left to do in a major way is to give her some hair!

**cedric37** · January 08, 2019, 02:35 AM

Excellent !

**Ngugi** · January 08, 2019, 02:36 AM

Well done!

**Lifthrasir** · January 08, 2019, 02:54 AM

I've always loved the foxey ladies...

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On a serious note, great stuff again

**ThatOtherGuy** · February 25, 2019, 12:32 AM

Alright I've been a missing butt goblin again, but I had some commissions (crappy ones) that I had to get done in the meantime. But here's a continuation of my gal and something for EOD:

A Hair WIP (got a long way to go)

EOD

I got some animations I want to show you guys out of Maya, but I'm going to need to composite those either into a large reel or just individual stuff. It's just basic game animations (walk, run, attack, idle) so I need to probably edit them in premiere just so they can loop properly. These past two months soaked up my portfolio time but I'm back on track as of now. Cheers!