Hunter 2.0

A friend of mine took his personal time and painted over my Hunter picture so I modified my picture based on his feedback. My friend added a sword  but I changed it into a gun, first time making a weapon :) 

There are only a few things that I didn't change such as the optics. I think blogspot automatically brighten up the picture but here's revised version, see the previous post for the older version.

Hunter

Finished! :)

I don't know why the head looks weird to me, maybe it's the perspective, I don't know if I should make it orthographic next time when I render. (Also need to get better at head sculpting)

This is Hunter, he actually doesn't/cant speak, I have one more to go, though I think I'm going to work on Wayles next. 

Next up

I have been somewhat not productive lately. Too bad I lost the momentum I had when I made Archer. 

Anyway, dragging my feet trying to finish the next picture. Hopefully I will finish it next weekend.  

Fiat Lux

I have always been a fan of Sergio Toppi's style, so I attemped to draw my mech in that style. 

Only 1% digital, just to add the white and contrast in PS.  Done with markers and pen. 

And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. Genesis 1-3

"Dixitque Deus fiat lux et facta est lux"

Humpbac

Next WAYLE - Humpbac. Inspired by the humpback whales.

This was made before 2015, I just decided to finish it up now. Since humpback whales have a lot of bumps on their heads, I decide to use some kind of sensors to represent them,  originally I was using a spherical design for the sensors, but decided to use cylinder shapes.

 I went with the black/yellow bumblebee color scheme.

Archer

Want to practice a little more with human heads.

Archer. Again, I wasn't going after a realistic human facial feature, more animish.

Levi

New post of the year!

I've been working on some  pictures during the break, but for some reason I couldn't finish them. I feel like my skills right now could't bring my visions to life.

Don't remember the exact reason of why I wanted to create Levi. This is my time making a "human"  sculpt and I surely learned a lot. I realized that I really need to go back to learn anatomy. 

I think this took about 2.5 weeks, I wanted to give up so many times because of the frustrations but nonetheless, I finished it.

I used mostly the Brave Act figure pictures as my references. Think I did the best job on the hair. I purposely did not want to make Levi look realistic!  Because I feel like making anime characters look like real people is just weird... especially someone like Levi, I just can't imagine him looking like a real person.