Emilio - Term 3

[emrepoart]

Working on term just got done with Anatomy 1 for now, it's really complex stuff, really struggled with this one at first, the first couple of images took me forever, but by the end it got much easier. I'm sure there's still some mistakes with the muscles here and there so I'd love to see them pointed out if someone notices them. Not sure if it's worth asking Marc about these tbh.

I just began with the clothing class and I think I'm gonna stay there for a little while because I want to do a bunch of studies there before moving on to zBrush.

[mau.wamp]

Great work, Emilio!
Looks really solid.
One thing that your could change is the lower part of the pectoralis major: make sure it overlaps the abs a little (they are one layer below). I would let the pectoralis major stick out a little more in your side view drawing and let the abs go under it.
In terms of the deltoids: notice that the shape of the anterior delt is influenced by the pec major which lies below! In terms of size I‘d say its alright. But to make sure, I‘d check some reference.
If you want to ask Marc for feedback on those, sure do it. But I would first check up on some reference and if you hit a wall, then ask him.

All in all great! Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Mau

[MattD]

These look really great! You've done a good job capturing the form of the muscles in these studies

[emrepoart]

Thanks a lot for the pointers, I will keep those in mind and I'll take your advice and look up some references for now.

[emrepoart]

Hello, I hadn't uploaded this one so here it is, my clother figure study assignment, I'm fairly happy with it, I don't have much confidence in my rendering skills so this is some great practice, using reference really is the best. I'm always too lazy to look up look-alike reference for my pieces from imagination and it nevers comes out all that well.

Mark pointed out that I can go darker in values if needed for folds on the clothes from imagination, contrast is good.

And I began the ZBrush class, this is my barrel for now, I'll finish the creature/goblin today and upload it later. The entire technical aspect of ZBrush is very overwhelming, but when you're just sculpting an organic item it is pretty fun, so I'm enjoying the creature creation much more than the barrel which require a lot of different tools and whatnot.

[emrepoart]

Alright and I'm done with Term 3 with this one. ZBrush is pretty overwhelming, but can be fun. I'm not sure I'll be using it much, I'd much rather help myself with 3D for environments, not so much for characters, but who knows. It also crashes A LOT.

I'm happy with the result, although I later realized how rendering is its own beast, setting up the proper lighting, angle, composition and I'm sure a bunch of other stuff is no easy task. I'll move onto Term 4 now, but perhaps a little slower since I have another project on the side right now.

[chiara.arcidiaco]

one of my favourite bust here in art school I super love the material and the light setup, awesome work

[emrepoart]

Thank you! The lighting gave me a lot of trouble tbh, glad you like it.

[lip3chi]

Wow, if this is one of your first works with Zbrush then all I want to say is good job. Also I really like the lightning setup for the renders