Posts by LionFox

There are 8 texture packs futured:

- Bamboo textures by Nick Lee

- Carbon Fiber textures by Mikhail Gritsak

- Dark Dotted textures by Mikhail Gritsak

- Nature Pack by Allen Dellinger

- Tile textures by Mikhail Gritsak

- Alpine Rock by Moss Doerksen

- Brick texture by Stehpen Dossett

- Canvas texture by Santiago Degetau

Congrats to everyone who is featered!

But in addition, all objects used in the dungeon are also induvidually for sale. And I think all objects will be modified before used and fit in a game. This could also be done to the whole package but that’s less likely to be done.. Nevertheless the single objects and the package are a nice base to start from. Which will make, in the end, a unique game.

On the other end, the idea of selling it only for one time at a high price is not a bad idea..

I think it’s a nice file, and showcases the rising quality of models available on 3DO!

Wow, didn’t knew about this tool. It’s great to check the stats of your files! I don’t need the flagcounter anymore to keep track of my page visits..

Thx for sharing!

Looks really nice, i like those sharp edges of the nose and the cheeks! Keep it comming!

Thanks for the tips! I defiantly have to take them in account!

The model is supposed to be used in still (architectural) renderings. I’m aiming on 12.500 -15.000 poly’s, so it can be placed in front if needed.

As for the reference, I can’t show them, because I don’t have any. I Found some basic pictures of wheel barrows on the web, in order create the formal shapes. I know working without a reference is not the way to go. But since I’m at collage to become an industrial designer, I like to work after my own designs.

When I’m moddeling I always use real propertions, and in this case also heights. Which helps a lot in order to achieve better designs.

Hi,

Need to add the details, but i was curious to what you guys think?

I do have a Wacom but sculpting is not my cup of tea. Good luck to everyone who will participate in this contest!

Wow! Nice to see some real advertising! Keep going Envato!

Really stunning! I like the vision of dreams.

It somehow reminds me of this one, which is ofcourse a real classic, and already posted here a several times.. http://vimeo.com/8200251.

It would also be nice to show the number of comments on each file, something like this..