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Old (#1)
Just some low poly fun to kill a few days before Dom War is starting (fingers crossed). 1'624 tri's with a 512 diffuse texture. Wanted to go overboard with the proportions whilst keeping the texture quite simple.



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umm,

awesome much?

Love the arm hair. Great colors and proportions.

Nicely done sir!
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Pretty rad.
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Back of the neck seems a bit too scrunched, but it really isn't a big deal and otherwise I really like the character and form.

And for the amount of tri used, really well done.
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Really nice!

Clean, simple, recognizable and everything works together well = win.
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Amazing work.
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I'm loving the proportions - any work you were inspired by?
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I love that! simple , but so well done, how did you do the post process black line cartoon style ?
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Old (#9)
Thanks for the positive feedback.

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I'm loving the proportions - any work you were inspired by?
I pretty much just spent my time playing with silhouettes in Photoshop until I found one I liked. Originally I was going to make an over the top knight but then the idea of taking a character who relies on his arms and pushing those proportions seemed to make more sense.

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I love that! simple , but so well done, how did you do the post process black line cartoon style ?
There is a setting in Marmoset toolbag which allows you to put an outline on a model. This is only on the newer versions of toolbag though.
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Old (#10)
i think its cool but i don't really like the super hairy arms...
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This is awesome. Thing the whole thing plays together EXCEPT for the arm hair actually. Apparently it's very much a taste thing
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That axehead really needs some more love.
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Old (#13)
Haha Love this guy, but i agree with snader that axe would be cool if it stood out a bit more. awesome work man!
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But the most important question still stands: Is he okay and does he wear women's clothing?
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This really made me smile. Very good!
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Does he put on women's clothing and hang around in bars?
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Old (#17)
Done a little more on the texture for this guy. Going to call it a day now. One of the guys at works gonna have a crack at animating him so hopefully I can post this as some point.





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Old (#18)
Nice improvements. The axe head looks much better now and your textures are popping nicely. Well done!
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Old (#19)
Greate work
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Very nice work.
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absolutely fantastic work! cant wait to see more in DW from you
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Great work! Remind me brutal Woodsman from Grimm Fairy Tales #1.
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