VoidPunch

@stickley_owen 1 thing I've noticed is the panel lines... or lack thereof. Most of the detail lines on older WFs tend to be a result of an elevation change or a fold that they accentuate further, As opposed to just scuplting a line on the surface just for detail. Quick tut on how I do that:

Using @n0rtist's #FT500 as an excuse to do a Pokémon art style study! So here is my submission: Palaxant, the insect knight pokemon!

@VortexExe3 Omg I love these! :0

Other progression notes, I’m making merulina prime and kompressa prime soon

Making a Yareli prime concept design, here’s the current result. (Forgot to add #tennocreate on last post) #Warframe #warframefanart

@BlazingCobalt I think it works. The shape can parallel the "spine?" thing she has on her hip

@VoidPunch thanks! kinda wanting to do a big braid in the back but not sure if its too much

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This comment has been stuck in my head since I read it... How *would* I design an oni Ivara? Hmm... Its such an interesting design problem! Anyways, decided to take a stab and actually sketch something up! So here is my take on that: Oni Amigasa Ivara!

@Nyrang_ Not gonna lie, I'm kind of contemplating doing a full skin because I hate Revenants textures haha, it's a lot more work though so we'll see

@VoidPunch That looks great. Makes me want to see an entire skin to go with it.

Been thinking about taking another crack at the Revenant Onryo helmet 👹 Just a quick doodle for now though...

@VentralHound Thanks, glad to see that the design still resonates with people!

@VoidPunch amazing shape. one of my favourite concepts🧐

@kosmiverse It was a shame because DE liked the helmet too and were looking forward to the 3rd version but I was tired of working on that piece by then & people have asked about it here and there over the years so I think it's been long enough to try again It's been 5 years haha

@kosmiverse Yea, the 1st ver needed revisions to match Rev's look more, which I agree with The 2nd ver materials didn't match Rev close enough. Horns weren't allowed to float as well After that, I just felt burnt out on the design I didn't feel like doing a 3rd version

Still tweaking things. Paint over for thoughts on pattern and detail placement

Finally got around to submitting that Excalibur helmet! steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/fi…

@stickley_owen Yea I used to not split things up either. But then I saw that that's how most people use Zbrush so I have to push myself to split more. I try to keep it all low res so I don't blow up my computer haha. My sculpts tend to stay under 3 mil polys before polishing honestly

@VoidPunch This is actually something I’ve been really trying to push myself to do more recently. Makes such a difference. I never considered splitting it up so much though so I’ll have to try that out too

Still trying to figure out the look of back...

@stickley_owen Also, maybe helpful advice? Making your sculpt out of a lot of little meshes in the beginning helps allow you to adjust the forms easier. Can also allow for parts to overlap better. Then if you dynamesh them, they retain those intricate shapes Took me a while to figure that out

@stickley_owen Thanks, yea hope that helps! my Excal helmet was a lot of studying of Mynki's style. I had a sub painter file of Excal open while I scuplted too so I could rotate, zoom, and examine the details better haha I highly recommend. You can see just how lumpy Excal actually is!

@stickley_owen 1 thing I've noticed is the panel lines... or lack thereof. Most of the detail lines on older WFs tend to be a result of an elevation change or a fold that they accentuate further, As opposed to just scuplting a line on the surface just for detail. Quick tut on how I do that:

@stickley_owen Hey thanks! Not sure if I'm good enough to be giving any advice since I'm still trying to figure it out myself, but I tell you what I tend to do at least haha

Started a Nyx helmet inspired by Eleanor's high ponytail look

Initial blockout. Got a couple ideas for 1999 stuff. Gonna start with some wayfarer type shades.