Osaka's doodling

Nevaraon

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• Oct 30, 2008

• #121

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

Hey, if you take out the human pilot, it kinda looks like the Iron Giant.

 

TeslaTornado

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• Oct 30, 2008

• #122

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

You mean this guy?:

I don't see it.

 

OsakanOne

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• Oct 30, 2008

• #123

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

Yeah.

I need a palette to experiment with... A range of things from slim ultra-humanoid looking things to "he looks made out of mechano" or chunky "it has arms and legs and a head so it looks like a person" things.

But for the moment, I'm hurting badly for internal bits to bulk the thing up. I'm going to learn how to create pipes and cables and look up some visuals for things like fighter-jet engines and mcguffins like that for a general look.

 

OsakanOne

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• Oct 31, 2008

• #124

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

Added in critical systems so I can get a sense of volume for things.

Reactor, projectors, thrusters, computational housing, kinetic motivators, critical frame parts, spine, plugs.

From this, I'll be turning that into a wire-frame and I'll model the body-panel "aware" of what's inside so I can create my proportions based arising needs.

 

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OsakanOne

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• Nov 1, 2008

• #125

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

Huh. Didn't think I could paint.

Looks like if I forget to dick with line tools, I compensate with color.
Neato.

(Yes, THIS is Ao)

Edit:
With lines nao.

 

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MissingNo

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• Nov 1, 2008

• #126

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Osaka, you are on your way to Iron Man-level mecha detail in the visual development of your mech from the inside out. You have my respect for that. It's really neat seeing your progress on creating it too.

 

OsakanOne

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• Nov 1, 2008

• #127

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Means a lot to me. I really look up to the guys who did that.
Really amazing stuff.

 

OsakanOne

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• Nov 18, 2008

• #128

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

http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/7014/picture3ub7.png
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/6379/experimentdh8.png

Lesson learned: Stay away from the blend tool and just stick with painting instead of "fingerpainting".
....And consider working at a higher DPI.

 

OsakanOne

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• Nov 25, 2008

• #129

Re: Osaka's thread: Love of photoshop renewed with CS4!

On reviewing Syd Mead Class 1, section 2, seems I can't "sort out" what I want in my head out of this thing.

It fluctuates wildly and I need to make some big decisions here - I've been far too lazy..

My first step, examine some people and find what proportions I like best and really explore them to produce something with as little practicality as possible.

I've got no idea what I'm looking at here but it's going to be the basis of whatever the hell I do next.

 

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TeslaTornado

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• Nov 27, 2008

• #130

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Interesting updates, Osaka.

By the way, the Naked Snake/Big Boss avatar is EPIC WIN.

 

OsakanOne

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• Nov 27, 2008

• #131

Re: Osaka's art (be sure to check latest page - regular updates)

I was wondering if anybody would notice that.

 

OsakanOne

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• Nov 28, 2008

• #132

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Mentally blocked.

Chucked up a mock for Five to explain something.

 

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Kai

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• Nov 28, 2008

• #133

Re: Osaka's art (be sure to check latest page - regular updates)

the first one has smexy shoulders

 

MissingNo

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• Nov 29, 2008

• #134

Re: Osaka's art (be sure to check latest page - regular updates)

...if your idea of sexy includes dual eight-barrel chainguns and a couple trucks' worth of rockets and missiles.

WHICH IT DOES! : D

Looks cool, Osakan ^_^

 

TeslaTornado

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• Nov 30, 2008

• #135

Re: Osaka's art (be sure to check latest page - regular updates)

It fits my motto for the SMoDIN quite well:

"Nepleslian Weapons: when it needs to be totally and absolutely dead."

 

OsakanOne

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #136

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comparison shot

 

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OsakanOne

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #137

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mechanical composition

 

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OsakanOne

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #138

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Misc shots

 

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OsakanOne

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #139

Re: Osaka's art (be sure to check latest page - regular updates)

So yeah. I basically need to decide where a few systems go and add the body-work but the skeleton is here and everything is to scale.

Just imagine. GUNS BIGGER THAN SURFBOARDS.

S U R F B O A R D S .

Does anything look out of place?

Comment pleez.

 

OsakanOne

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• Jan 29, 2009

• #140

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I've been busy with other things but this is at least a start. All I need to do is detail it and apply the hands and this is probably one of the harder parts of the whole thing done.

 

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