30 Days of Modeling
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“At night, a faint glow could be seen moving between the bodies. Everyone knew to stay away.”
Modeled in Blender, textured in Substance Painter. The wireframe model in the screenshot is the same model as in all the screenshots as I have no idea how to actually texture high-res geometry. Baked down from a high-poly model, the tri-count is only 1,204 so you could throw this straight into a game.
I don’t think I’ll participate in this challenge, I just came across the thread and thought an axe sounded fun. Seeing some very cool stuff in this thread!
I didn’t attend the first week because I was going through the art of sculpting course. I’m nearly done with it and since I love to model weapons, I thought I’d give this a shot. I hope being an hour late (according to my time zone) for the day is alright 🙂 I started making it this evening so I had to rush a bit. Some minor details are missing.
It’s a bardiche but bardiches are like elongated axes on a pole. I hope that’s alright too 😛
Modeled in Blender. Textured in Substance Painter. Materials were made in Substance Designer some time ago.
Hey there, *real* late I know but I’ve been fairly busy these past couple days. Didn’t get a proper time to texture and render my speaker but here’s the model nonetheless:
Probably won’t be able to keep up for the next 2-3 days or so but either way I’ll be seeing you all shortly!
Just a viewport render this time. I’m planning to take all of the weapons to Substance Painter when I finally take a spin on the trial month in the near future.
I’m going out today so I’ll pass on texturing this one. The grip was going to be bone, the guard and the rest of the hilt was going to be brass and steel and the blade was going to be pattern welded steel. Looking forward to tomorrow.
Simple matcap screenshot 🙁
well I now know what a combat knife is, this one is not from army surplus. My time is up again, so it is what it is, at least you can tell it is a knife. Amazing the difference between evee and cycles and what a difference moving a light does.
Another day well spent, as far as I’m concerned!
The modelling took me about 8 hours, so I’ve only spent 45 minutes on texturing and shading and lighting and camera placement and background, but I’m quite happy with the result and learned a ton…
I am impressed by the great results achieved here in one day.
After my own solution were unseccsessful I grabbed a tutorial.
I need much more training and have problems to finished this kind of model in a short time.
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