Traumwolf`s path of stylized GameArt

[traumwolf]

Hey =)

I recently started to follow a path to be able to create ageless PBR stylized GameArt like in Overwatch and Sea of Thieves. I´m really hoping to get feedback to be able to improve my workflow and my artist skills to finally reach the quality of my wet reference dreams =>

Currently I´m working on a stylized horse-carriage for my horror-RPG-game.

Here is my final HP Horse-Model, battle-scarred and ready for the evil =)
ATM I´m working on the retopo to start soon with the handpainting.

[achronic]

Hey! Cool horse, really love this finished model. The belt? was kind of weird though! Covers the horses behinds, but might also hinder it from running a bit? The muscles goes all the way to the top, which are covered by this strap. Sorry, just thought it was a little bit weird! Great model regardless

[traumwolf]

Thy =)

The back-belt should hinder the whole equipment to slide back and forth.

[traumwolf]

Textured with Substance Painter and rendered with marmor.

Now started to rig and animate and to bind the armor to the skeleton to fix the armor mispositioning on the tail.

[achronic]

Nice progress! Turned out great

[traumwolf]

Soa =)

I´m kinda reviving this thread as I´ve continued developing my skills, but dropped this thread somehow.

So first of all I created my first Character and got more and more into ZBrush. I learned new workflows and tricks from Shane Olson which I tried to learn along Anatomy on this "first" character. Also I run through the complete GameArt Pipeline.

I´ve noticed a lot of flaws and have learned new ways to solve problems.

On my current Character I used a BaseMesh (https://gumroad.com/l/LvQyQ#) and applied the stuff I learned from my first Character. I found this awesome ConceptArt (https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2z5mA) and tried to create an 3D Character out of it.

The HP Modelling is completed and now I´m continuing to get her breathing ...

And I´m trying to be more active on this Forum =)