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umm.. i changed my mind

im going to do a guy called 'pestilance'

who is a pest control guy, who spreads disease through insects and the like..

he will kinda spray them out of a backpack fitted with some sort of propellant canister/bug catcher tank on his back through a nozzle and hose..

you rock,that human head looks amazing. can i ask how long you've been doing 3d for this stuff is really cool it would of taken you ages.

Awesome work, man. I don't think you'll have much trouble finding work in Brisbane!

Thanks guys :) I think I've been doing 3d seriously for about 5 years now.

Really nice work!

If you have trouble finding a job (which I'm sure you won't). You could always try indie game development.

Some mates and I have started our own company and currently doing work for hire etc. We do it all for free, but things are looking on the up and up, so hopefully that could change soon :). http://www.abberant.com.au if you are interested...

If not - best of luck, hope to see you around the brisbane game dev scene soon!

some (ok, all) fantastic work there mate, well done! Seeing work of that calibre always reminds me how much I still have yet to learn...

Nice to see some great 40k models in there as well. I'm trying to do some 40k stuff as well (nowhere near that detailed just yet), as it's familiar, therefore good learning material for me.

Thanks for all the compliments guys :)

Abberant man - I actually already sent an email haha. Thanks for the heads up though. If I can't find a job maybe I'll send another email your way :)

Zoid - Thanks ;) Glad you like the 40k stuff, it's my favorite universe to draw inspiration from. As you can probably tell it's my dream to work on a Space Hulk game :D

Hah, crazy. Bet you didn't know we don't pay yet!

Aberrant.

I was pretty keen on doing a female violinist for the villain comp but after some thought ive decided to look at a few different things instead.

I think it looks quite good.
How many triangles are characters normally made up of in UT3?
Also, have you heard of the "Joan of Arc" tutorial?
I got about half way through that before giving up.
I'm not a professional artist though.
Anyway, it taught me a lot about 3D modelling etc.

Just a quick question, what program did you use to model this character and how long did it take?

Nice modeling, what is the poly count.

it was gonna be used for film so yer but thanks for da comment : )

Good work Ahmed

Whats with the Teddy??? lol

but its a boring shot. Nothing to look at.

If the job is in China, model a unique looking sci-fi cityscape outside the window of a chinese city. Make it a focal point of the shot. ie turn your camera a bit, and show off your creativity.

I really like the lighting, especially against the back wall with the posters.
Quite well done.

This is what da guy in china wanted i couldnt choose..his paying so he gets to decide...once again thank u for the feedback

I misunderstood. I thought it was for a 'job application' and therefore you were trying to wow them. I didn't realise there was a strict stipulation about what the art needed to have.

I love how it looks lived in and not too clinical and straight lined "perfect"

What did they use it for? Anything we can see?

i made it sent it off to china and i was supposed to go to china and work on good money but i turned them down because of family reasons but that was my chance to break into the industry and i didnt take it if only one of these mother fukin melbourne studios would stop been so tight and give me a chance i wouldnt have to travel to da otherside of the world for work

Nice model, though I think the blue paint vRay car paint material is a little wierd though. But still look's nice :)

This a awesome model man. Check out Christophe Desse, http://www.xtrm3d.com/
He does great renders of oldschool cars. He has free scene on his website so you can look at his shader network/lighting setup. He also has a great gnomon tutorial about from a few years back.
Keep up the good work :D

I joined TSUME after I saw your RX3 model. I wanted to express how much I like the model, and also to find out if you are a rotary enthusiast. I was very happy to see the model in blue. Do you own a Mazda?

Really nice work. Specially I like her eyes and lips.

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I'm going to be a bit picky here. I like image 1, but the border of the upper lip seems a bit 'stuck on' and her mouth just seems way too wide - I think the edges and corners of the mouth are too defined for realism. The upward curve at the corner of the lip doesn't seem to be supported by the muscle around the cheek &/or mouth, which wrecks all the beautiful work you did. The bottom lip looks great, though. Proportionally, her ear seems way too big, unless its meant to be that way eg she's an elf? Trout lips on image 2 seem a bit off putting aesthetically speaking (the bow on the upper lip is so pronounced it looks like those old fashioned fake moustaches and we have those fiercely upward turning corners again) and image 3 seems to be cross eyed? If you were working partly from magazine photos, bear in mind that there are people whose job is to deliberately 'enhance' images, hide lines & musculature, enhance pouts etc and you might just be replicating their work. I guess I should remember that people do surgically enhance themselves these days, so their actual features can sometimes look ridiculous. I like your manga (if that is the right term) girls better, though I think the arms on image 5 could be just a tad longer.

I love all the colours and snake patterns !