..Upd..
High poly model is done.. now time to create low poly..

Incredible work! Whats the polycount on this thing?

Love this, my favorite part is the arm

Wow, looks sick! Nice shapes and some killer modeling!

Whats the polycount on this thing?

about 35 mil in Mud..

upd
All maps are baked

awsome work, i love the overall shape except for the feets, the rest of the body give the impression of an agile robot, but the feets kinda destroy this impression.

other than this, really great work.

Aye, I agree with underfox, this guy looks nible and fast, then you look at his feet and I can imagine his walk cycle as looking like a 6year old girl wearing her mums high heels. Make smaller feet!

wow 10806 thats awesome. So for you hp did you sculpt in mudbox or sub-d in maya?

I get the impression that this dude can walk on walls and ceilings with those feet.
Hothothothot is what I say to that robot. Awesome work!

awesome you must be an edge flow master!

fantastic! loving it

Thank you guys..
a few words about his feet: I think they fit well into the overall design, and with small feet it will be less stable... well, in general, I like how they look))

So for you hp did you sculpt in mudbox or sub-d in maya?

Maya(base mesh) --> Mud (forms adn design) --> Maya (clean hard edge) --> Mud (fine tuning, polishing) --> Maya (baking)

I have nothing negative to say about this other than I hate you for such beautiful work.

ok in fact maybe the feet are a bit heavy, but maybe its high gravity or something? The technical ability shown is impressive, anyway.

Solid work across the board-great stuff (but you know that)

Only thing-with the final render with color-is the red supposed to be paint? Also, normalizing the paint layer so it bumps over the top of the metal would really help sell that it is paint (if it's not paint-sorry), unless you just overlayed several maps that you created in zbrush? I just feel you could take that piece of this fantastic work a bit further.

Personally i love the way the feet break up his silhouette a bit, he doesn't have toes so maybe big heavy feet keep him upright? Wonderful modelling and nice clean bakes too, textures - go!

Everything but the head is awesome. The head just feels like a bunch of random shapes with a inverted pig snout in the middle. :>

Ravanna You scare me, it's just my first WIP on polycount

Alex Pointer Yes, red is red paint (but in this case just painted in PS without additional screengrabs). I still thinking about color theme..

he doesn't have toes so maybe big heavy feet keep him upright?

it's a good idea

some material ID shot

Originally Posted by Guy123

Aye, I agree with underfox, this guy looks nible and fast, then you look at his feet and I can imagine his walk cycle as looking like a 6year old girl wearing her mums high heels. Make smaller feet!

Tbh i can see him running/walking like those athletes who use the carbon fibre prosthetic feet.

But either way, i love them, and it's looking really sweet.

Really great work, very clean! On a side note, would it be difficult to get the same level of sharpness in a ZBrush sculpt rather than modeling in a 3D app? I always think speed is important but the quality has to be good too. Keep up the great work

Torch There is one problem - i dont use zbrush.. Adn in Mud i think it is hard to do because Mud can not even separate mesh..

Originally Posted by Torch

Really great work, very clean! On a side note, would it be difficult to get the same level of sharpness in a ZBrush sculpt rather than modeling in a 3D app? I always think speed is important but the quality has to be good too. Keep up the great work

Yeah probably depends on what the individual artists abilities are like with their respective app. I would personally be quicker doing a hard surface model like this is Max rather than sculpting. Plus I would have more control.

Great work by the way. Loving the design!

Really awesome work, very clean lines... Can I ask what your modelling process in Maya is, once you import the mesh from Mudbox? Are you using box/Sub-D modelling or are you using splines?

Originally Posted by Alkogolik

Torch There is one problem - i dont use zbrush.. Adn in Mud i think it is hard to do because Mud can not even separate mesh..

Is there any remeshing or dynamesh like feature in mudbox?

Also, Can you post some higher res screens?

Nice work so far Can't wait to see more! I really like the proportions you've got going here.