Wendigo Round II
So a Wendigo is a spirit from Algonquian Native American mythology. It possesses humans transforming them into disgusting flesh-hungry giants. Those possessed have an insatiable cannibalistic appetite.
Thanks so much again to Bryan who gave me a bunch of tips (more planar! exaggerate!) on how to improve this guy, and even did a quick sculpt-over when I was stuck.
More on the way!
Keeping that momentum going
Here's what I did with my superbowl weekend:
A Yeti and a Wendigo, respectively. Both in progress -- I'll post the finishes when they're done.
A Yeti and a Wendigo, respectively. Both in progress -- I'll post the finishes when they're done.
... and some more finished stuff
See, I told you I'd have some new stuff up! This is a character I have been developing for my second independent study with my good friend Bryan Wynia. An "Atlantian Prince": basically an undiscovered race of fishlike people that lives deep in the ocean.
I tried to actually sculpt out the transparent brain cavity (and brain -- went through several iterations of that) instead of just painting it. Here's the color turnaround without all of the flashy materials and paintover:
Since this process is still kind of new to me, I thought I'd share some development. Here's an earlier sculpt of the still unposed character:
And some early pose/expression testing:
Some paintovers to figure out some more subtle aspects of my design:
Thanks for looking! New(er) work on the way!
I tried to actually sculpt out the transparent brain cavity (and brain -- went through several iterations of that) instead of just painting it. Here's the color turnaround without all of the flashy materials and paintover:
Since this process is still kind of new to me, I thought I'd share some development. Here's an earlier sculpt of the still unposed character:
And some early pose/expression testing:
Some paintovers to figure out some more subtle aspects of my design:
Thanks for looking! New(er) work on the way!
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