Some concept designs for video games and for fun
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All i can say is.....
OOOOOH MYYYYYYY GooooooDDDD!!! Seriouos.
I loved every single image you posted, and it seems so workable. Like it just need a bone structure and its ready to go for animation.
Everthing is thought out well ect. love it
The First image you textured...woooow, stunning work and an incredible eye for detail.
Please show us more. Can you maybe put a tut down how you texture the first model. Could be great for the forum
My score is 10 out of 10, well done!
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veeeeeeeeeerrrryyyyy clean
sweeet
Elisei
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Great to have you onboard Richard. Fantastic work, can't wait to see more.
A.
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wow...great post! always impressed with the patience it takes to build something so small and detailed... keep em coming.
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rcossoli,
@cruelcomedy said:
I rendered it using podium, and painted the details/textures using Photoshop.
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Rich you be blowin my mind with the things you make so fine.
This guy is the best with SketchUp!! believe me!!
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Speachless
How long did it take to model those sweeties?
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these images definitely show how much more important great detailed modelling and detailed textures are, than a super complicated rendering program, to making things look realistic
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thank you for your kind words guys. I really love sketchup and I feel at home here with people that love the program equally. I'll try to share more of my work here.
here's an old personal work I did.
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I love the booltool and subdivide & smooth plug in.
here's a WIP of a personal work I got a chance to do.
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well its looking awesome so far!! Is it the head of a robot?
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One more time that show that SU can make some incredible things! With ergonomic and pleasure!
Bravo!
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Work in progress for fun. used subdivide & smooth plug-in, booltools and google warehouse for the wheels.
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used sketchup for the buildings and painted on top of it using photoshop.
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used sketchup on the bottom design.
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thank you everyone for your kind comments!
my blog: [url]http://pencil-dick.blogspot.com
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just
WOW!!!
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synergy: thank you!
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Yeah, this stuff is fantastic! Thanks for showing us your work
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nice! glad to see this thread revived
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