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Hi. Sorry to bother you, but is there a way I can acquire/purchase your "stars/galaxy" FULL tutorial? I'm late to the patreon party, so I missed out on that, and I would like to improve my starscape abilities.
If you pledge to the tutorial tier on Patreon you can access all the posts/tutorials I’ve ever made over there to my knowledge, and even if you can’t just message me through there and I’ll send you the files! c:
Some really lazy fanart of @naughtyjester‘s lovely lady Miss Honkers.
I had a chance to talk with @naughtyjester and made some great updates to this model of Jessie. Jessie looks so dashing now, so cool!
I've always thought clowns and jesters were super cute, so for this model I wanted to try to model @naughtyjester‘s adorable Jester. I'm a big fan of his creativity and style, and trying to bring the vibrancy in his art into 3D was a fun challenge. Let's pretend this is from an upcoming Jester 3DS game! I would totally play that~
I really like how this is coming along, the textures are really going to make it pop. This may seem a little detailed compared to what people usually consider low poly, but this is closer to what a lot of video games use in less powerful systems. To me, my sweet spot for poly count is somewhere in the late Playstation era. PS1 models varied a lot from game to game for characters. Solid Snake in Metal Gear Solid was only around 700 polygons, but some of the character models in Final Fantasy VIII were between 2000 - 3000 polys. My previous model of BSB’s Atria Vixx was about 2600 polys, and this model is just a smidge over 1500. That’s actually in the range a lot of 3DS and PSP games use.
I'm not sure if I'm remembering this correctly, since I was a kid at the time... but wasn't Hextar Vigar under the control of a pair of evil twin beings called "The Hosts?" I honestly can't find a single iota of information on this show, let alone find any place to WATCH it.
He was! Nobody knows where the Hosts come from, but they were indeed controlling him. Vigar was an “artisan” and was one of the people who made the planetoid. That was why he felt so connected to it that he wanted to get rid of the kids who tool over it. But for some reason, he doesn’t remember. Maybe he was brain drained? Who knows.
Well somebody like...leaked the dvd that’s copied off of Hulu sometime ago lmao
