Osaka's doodling

OsakanOne

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• Oct 3, 2008

• #101

Re: Osaka's nonsense: Now with 3D Sculpting!

Well, shit.

 

OsakanOne

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• Oct 3, 2008

• #102

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Starting to really take shape now.

Wasn't happy with my sketches so I'm exploring lots of different options for doing this.

Feels less "direct" than modeling a blocky mecha. Subtlety is required and it's damn difficult. Might "elaborate" with plating over the top of the muscle and "paint" the muscle black, like Idolo. I love ZoE.

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 3, 2008

• #103

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More shots.

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 8, 2008

• #104

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Maras (WIP)

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 8, 2008

• #105

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Looks kinda guppy.

Need to fix this.

 

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Aendri

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• Oct 9, 2008

• #106

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Dude, that's awesome.

 

OsakanOne

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• Oct 16, 2008

• #107

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test

 

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Kai

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• Oct 16, 2008

• #108

Re: Osaka's nonsense: Now with 3D Sculpting!

that's pretty cool. what is it?

Also, I like the maras renders.

 

OsakanOne

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• Oct 16, 2008

• #109

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test

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 16, 2008

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test

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 16, 2008

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test

 

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TeslaTornado

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• Oct 17, 2008

• #112

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Looks like a robotic acorn...

 

OsakanOne

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• Oct 23, 2008

• #113

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Brushing up on "classic" polygonal modelling without sculpting aids.

It's actually a lot harder than I expected but gives me a basis for ongoing correction in existing projects and a feel for proportion should I decide to remodel a given object.

I paid a lot more attention to the side-view than I did the front view, hence it looks "kind of bulky but kind of not".

For those interested: this is not Ao/Aurora.

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 23, 2008

• #114

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More...

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 23, 2008

• #115

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Some more.

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 26, 2008

• #116

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Fiddling around

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 26, 2008

• #117

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last one

 

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Exhack

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• Oct 27, 2008

• #118

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Sexy Phong Shading is sexy.

 

OsakanOne

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• Oct 28, 2008

• #119

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Some of you might recognize this as a looser version of that mockup I produced irl and took photos off. It's basic but from here, I'm going to start studying real mechanical joints in things like aircraft and vehicles and robots and build up a reppetoir of bits I can just dunk into if I need them...

...A bit like DOGA, really.

But I think I'm going as far as the basics will take me for mechanical detailing.

I'm going to start getting into patch modeling now, so I can start doing things like body-panels and dynamic distinct surfaces without the problems I keep running into that seem to get in the way.

Wish me luck.

 

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OsakanOne

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• Oct 29, 2008

• #120

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Working out how this thing is going "fit together". The legs of the pilot need moving and the cockpit controls need adding, so I can add points of note (thrusters, etc) then I do the panel-work for the body and adjust it accordingly.

The result should look... Fairly Gundam-like, I'm thinking.

But I do want to experiment with the proportions for a bit, go for something like the chunky shooter I posted earlier.

 

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