#bioticqueen

[cryptcoop]

Didn't anyone teach you it's rude to stare?

[grezzirossi]

4ships challenge I made on X (twitter)

[thalvanna]

happy holidays from sims overwatch ₊ ⋆⊹₊°

[mananak07]

happy moicy monday! (plus a bioticqueen and ouihaw doodle)

[anodeorain]

more BioticQueen 🖤

[krovav]

Finally snuck some time in to finish up that #BioticQueen WIP 💉x⚙️

[saffron-is-dying-send-help]

Bioticqueen more like,,, GAY!!!

[starsanatomy]

Quick BioticQueen render! Kinda fell in love with this ship so have a silly redraw

[caixinliang]

Practice 1

assignment 8, Concept Art -Development assignment 02 Acquire 3D Technique

. Blog post

In addition to using images to tell stories, I would like to explore the use of 3D technology in concept design. With the advancement of computer technology, today's concept design is not only expressed in the form of 2D drawing, but with the popularity of 3D software (e.g.: zbrush; Maya; blender, etc.), more and more concept artists are beginning to use 3D technology as an aid to their own concept design, which not only improves efficiency, but also facilitates communication with the 3D modelling department.

So learning how to use 3D technology was the other main reason I came here.

I was going to make a 3D model of the bionic woman I designed in my first section of Creating "Concepts" (below).

However, once I had drawn the 'front view', 'back view' and 'structural breakdown' of the character(As shown in the picture below), I realised that the amount of work involved in this design was too much for me to do in a short three week holiday.

In my short three-week holiday, I couldn't do it all at once:

1. storyboarding of "knock".

2. digital media: source and significance.

3. 3D model of bionic woman.

I changed direction in time to explore 3D technology with another design project, 'human and inhuman', which is one of the most popular of all my blog posts. That's also the reason why I decided to continue with this project.

I used Zbrush to sculpt more detail for the monster character, especially the face (shown below)

I chose the 3d software that most concept designers use: blender to adjust the material and render the model, in order to reduce the pressure on my graphic processing unit, I streamlined the model that has subdivision in zbrush to the minimum number of facets and saved the model and imported it into blender. But the result was not good, because the 3D model was streamlined in the number of faces, so many details that I had already sculpted in zbrush disappeared, and the edges of the model became so rough that you could see poly (as shown in the picture below).

So, I went back to zbrush and re-expanded the UVs for the "sub-tool" of each model.

Create a displacement map for each "sub-tool" and export it (as shown below):

Connect the displacement map of each "sub-tool" as a "texture map" to the material output of the blender (as shown below):

The final result was achieved by tweaking the lighting and material modifiers to achieve a highly detailed, lit and textured result, and rendering a Spinning turntable animation.

Thanks for watching~

[skeletondoge]

Do u guys think I'm insane be honest.

[soggy-frites]

I am super stressed out about everything. But looking at my Shepard helps. Honestly. I’d take on a thresher maw over dealing with family around the holidays.

[cryptcoop]

Timeout

[ghostiegram]

low effort shitpost idek if you can post videos on here. anyway i'm gone for them (i am mentally unwell)

[thalvanna]

『 don't feed me, i will come back 』

[mananak07]

moicy plus bioticqueen (moira x junkerqueen) plus other doodles

[anodeorain]

they’re in love