ART WAR 4 | 3D | War of the Elements | José Tijerín

nikita666 2020-01-04 20:36:40 UTC #22

I believe there will be great art in the end

Tijerin-art 2020-01-05 10:06:52 UTC #23

@nikita666 Thank you! These kinds of comments help me to keep going.
@Ooyoo I'm glad you like it, now I'm exploring the colors that I have more or less clear but I realize that the pose still does not come to convince me completely, the best thing will be to define the weapon that will be carrying to see caul is the pose that best fits.

Tijerin-art 2020-01-06 08:20:18 UTC #24

I have already completely defined the weapon, the truth is that after only 3 voices of the weapon I realized that this design was the one that had to be. I spent a lot of time with the details, in particular with the white crystals because I had to sculpt them in zbrus and then bring them to substance painter by means of a map from "heigh" to Subtance Painter.
Now that I have the weapon I have it very clear, now I just have to see that it looks good from all points of view.

InfinityComplex 2020-01-06 20:05:25 UTC #25

Man! You work so fast! I'm really liking the way this character is coming together. Your theme flows really well. I cant wait to see more!

Moki07 2020-01-07 00:06:33 UTC #26

Love the style of your work and great job on your presentation of the posts!

amiba 2020-01-07 00:32:27 UTC #27

this looks really really cool

Tijerin-art 2020-01-07 08:53:33 UTC #28

@InfinityComplex Thank you so much! I'm really putting in a lot of time on this job and I love that you value it.
@Moki07 Thank you! I really wanted all my entries to have a specific aesthetic (I made the texture of the paper myself by putting coffee on a normal sheet of paper and then scanning it)
@amiba Thank you very much, let's see if it looks as great in the "real-time render" later on.

Tijerin-art 2020-01-07 09:13:56 UTC #29

If I'm honest, I don't like how the watermarks on the turban look, I think they're too dark and draw too much attention. I'll see how I can be more subtle. Of course, I managed to make the watermarks by hand and then I set up a "motif" in clipstudio to create a whole motif to save me work (it was the first time I did it and it wasn't easy)

Sergei_Pakhomov 2020-01-07 10:52:55 UTC #30

I think if you make fabric color a little darker, pattern will looks less contrast.
Your sketches looks amazing! Really enjoy them!

Moki07 2020-01-08 05:19:55 UTC #31

I could watch this gif all day haha. Will have to look into that app one day! But like Sergei mentioned. Maybe dull the sheen or darken the turban fabric to lessen the contrast.

Tijerin-art 2020-01-08 08:42:53 UTC #32

@Sergei_Pakhomov I did what you said but then I realized that it didn't match the colors I had planned for the final scene. So I did the opposite of what you said XD, I have enhanced the colour of the gold and although it looks like a thin layer of silver now it doesn't attract so much attention.
@Moki07 You mean the Clipstuido program? I have it for windous and it's really good for drawing (to make pencil strokes, ink is much better than photoshop) they usually make very good sales along the year, look at it because it's really worth it. When it comes to making very precise details like these watermarks it is much better than Substance Painter.

This is a real time rendering test in Substance Painter.

marianoeliceche 2020-01-08 11:16:22 UTC #33

Ey! esto tiene muy buena pinta! tengo ganas de seguir viendo como avanzas!

helian 2020-01-08 11:18:52 UTC #34

it's looking really nice! very dynamic!

Tijerin-art 2020-01-09 08:49:00 UTC #35

@marianoeliceche Gracias! Espero que al final no decepcione.
@helian Thank you, I hope that in the final composition you will feel a great sense of dynamism.
I have been these days doing the pose that I finally determined in the last sketch (although I don't think I've had it here). The hands have been a challenge but I'm happy to see them in all the sporses although here I only show one. The motive that appears in the upper part corresponds to the case that will hardly be seen in the final pose.

BC 2020-01-09 10:28:58 UTC #36

That is crazy cool!

Sergei_Pakhomov 2020-01-09 19:49:53 UTC #37

Yeah! After your improvement it looks better!

Tijerin-art 2020-01-10 16:30:50 UTC #38

@Sergei_Pakhomov❤ @BC❤ Thank you very much, it's really an honor to see the work you both are doing.
@BC (I've subscribed to your youtube channel to keep an eye on what you do in the future)

I've decided that the landscape is going to attack with rocks coming out of the ground at full speed. I'm trying to texture them and see them in the different renderings.

bobkreut 2020-01-10 18:46:58 UTC #39

This is some beautiful work and some really great presentation! Really looking forward to seeing how this all comes together.

Tijerin-art 2020-01-10 19:34:52 UTC #40

I am really flattered, it really means a lot that someone who has such an incredibly beautiful rock as a picture of perfection tells me that these rocks are a good job.♡♡♡♡♡♡

Tijerin-art 2020-01-11 09:18:14 UTC #41

I'm accumulating images of the process of creating the character that I have to publish on the blog 😖. I still have to publish the sketch of the definitive turban although you have already seen the "definitive" turban (I'm not quite happy with the texture yet).
In the same way I haven't shown the definitive sketch of the pose or the clothes, but anyway here I leave you with the 3d sketch of the clothes. I think the best thing to do is to define these clothes completely before adding more fabrics and weapons; but first I have to place these clothes in the pose that I have chosen in order to find the tension wrinkles in the fabric.