Showing posts with label featured artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label featured artists. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Forum artwork by Kargall le feu: Blue Boy

Kargal le feu has posted another very nice artwork called "Blue Boy".

  • Sculpted in 3D-Coat
  • Post FX in Adobe Photoshop



To visit Kargalls 3D Coat forum gallery use this link please: 3D Coat forum gallery
Kargalls official website with more very nice artworks: Official Website

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Forum artwork by Kargall le feu: Le vieux Marin


To visit kargalls 3D Coat forum gallery use this link please: 3D Coat forum gallery

Kargalls official website with very nice works: Official Website

Monday, September 1, 2014

Featured artwork by Pascal Raimbault: "Faora - Man of Steel"

Hi friends.

I've found a very nice new artwork by Pascal Raimbault. Pascal used 3D-Coat for the retopo of the girls armor. Maybe some of you know Pascal from CGfeedback. He is currently working at Weta Digital.

I hope you like the image the same like me. :-)


Some technical infos:
  • Base mesh in Maya
  • Armour block out and detailing in Zbrush
  • Armour retopo in 3D-Coat
  • Texturing in Mari
  • Rig in Maya
  • Face sculpt in Mudbox
  • Rendered with Guerilla render.
    (A single CPU license of  Guerilla Render can be used for free!)
Visit the origin post at CGFeedback: Wanna see...
There is a work in progress thread at CGfeedback too: W.I.P.

Monday, August 25, 2014

Featured artwork by Bobby Ranvir Bath: "phat knight"

After a long term I am happy to feature a great artwork created with 3D-Coat.

The image with the name "phat knight" was sculpted by Bobby Ranvir Bath. There are some more nice works on his website. Ranvir is an very experienced artist and has worked already for some of the most known companies like Capcom, Bioware or Electronic Arts.



To visit ranvirs website with more exciting work click here: Wanna see...

Friday, June 13, 2014

Forum artwork by Leigh Bamforth: Creature doodle

Leigh Bamforth has created a very nice creature in 3D-Coat that is reall worth to be presented here.

3D-Coat view
Realtime result in Marmoset Toolbag 2
Some short project infos:
  • 3D coat for Sculpting, retopology, projection and texturing
  • Topogun for the occlusion map which was then blended into the mix in 3D coat.
To see the full development progress click here for the origin post in the forums:
Wanna see...

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Forum artwork by Linda MacGill: Microwave emitter

I want to show you another nice piece of artwork made by Linda MacGill aka "Methelina".
Linda proves that microwaves can be used for more than warming up food... ;-)


Click here to see the origin forum post: Go to forums...
To see Lindas official gallery at deviantart click here: Methelinas gallery

Monday, April 28, 2014

Forum artwork by Jose Conseco: Scout girl

I would like to present you a new very nice forum artwork. It was created by Jose Conseco.
Jose used 3D Coat for the sculpting. Blender and zBrush were used for the clean up and final composition.


Visit Joses 3D Coat forum gallery here: Take a look
More images by Jose Conseco on deviantart: http://joseconseco.deviantart.com/

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Forum artwork by Gavin Ball: Wolverine study

Gavin Ball has posted a very nice wolverine study which is worth to be presented. Actually it began to be a Boxer sculpture but ended in this wolverine study.





To visit the origin forum post please click here: Origin forum post

Visit Gavins Gallery at www.gavinball.com

Friday, January 31, 2014

Knife tutorials by Cleitus

Cleitus an CG artist from russia posted two very nice tutorials how to make knifes in 3D-Coat.
Don't miss them:




Visit his origin forum post to leave some notes, if you like: Visit Cleitus 3D-Coat forum post

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Forum artwork by Kargall le feu: Alien - Roswell style

Kargal le feu present us a very nice alien bust made in 3D-Coat.

He used 3D-Coat for sculpting and unwrapping. When ready he exported the displacement informations to render the bust with the internal renderer in blender.
The final touch were made with Clip Studio Paint and Photoshop.


Kargall le feu website: Visit me...
Kargalls 3D-Coat gallery: Visit me...

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Forum artwork by Cleitus: Weapons in 3D-Coat

Cleitus, a 3D-Coat forum member from Russia posted some really well made weapons created and presented completely in 3D-Coat. His works are great examples for the possibility to make technical content inside 3D-Coat.

Take a look at some of his nice works. To see more examples and work in progress images please use the link below the images.






Cleitus has posted his custom shaders and some tips how to present the objects inside 3D-Coat too. To see all models please visit the origin thread in the forums.

Visit the origin forum thread: Visit me...
Visit Cleitus official gallery at Devian Art: Visit me...

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

More 3D-Coat artworks by Juan Carlos Montes

Again some exciting 3D-Coat sculptings created by Juan Carlos Montes. All images are painted with vertex colors and rendered in 3D-Coat. The background and color correction were done in Photoshop.


































Link to the origin 3D-Coat forums post: Visit me...

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Spitsculpt challenges artworks by Juan Carlos Montes

Juan Carlos Montes surprised us again with some great graphics he has done for spitsculpt challenges on facebook. The models and textures were all completely created with 3D Coat.

Enjoy!


Here is the origin post: Artworks by Juan Carlos Montes

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Forum artwork by Fuad Ghaderi called "TATA-TATA-TA"

Fuad Ghaderi has finished a really cool bot, based on voxels. Nice to see technical stuff made in 3D Coat.


Click here to visit Fuads 3D Coat forums gallery: visit forum gallery

Some time ago I've published an interview with Fuad.
You can read more about him here: Read interview.

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Forum artwork by Takanari called "Earth Dragon"

Hello friends.

Today I've found a new very nice artwork by Takanari who lives in Japan.

This cool creature was completely sculpted and retopologized in 3D Coat and rendered in Marmoset Toolbag.

Visit the origin forum post here for more infos and artworks: Forum

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Forum artwork by Stu Sutcliffe called "Bride"

Hello friends.
I've found another nice artwork in the 3D Coat forums, which is worth to be presented on my blog.

This nice piece was modeled and sculpted by Stu Sutcliffe in 3D Coat and Carrara. Carrara was used for the render, the hair, the eyes, a few bandages and the draping of the dress.

Visit the origin forum post here for more infos and artworks: Forum

Stu's official blog: Stu's Blog

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Forum artwork by Frederic Bessy

Today I am happy to present you a very nice artwork created by Frederic Bessy. He posted this dragon in the 3D Coat forums. You can read more infos about the workflow, if you visit the forum link below the image.



To read the origin post, please visit: 3D Coat forums (direct post link)

To see more of Frederics works visit his portfolio: Website of Frederic Bessy

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Featured artist: Fuad Ghaderi

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Hello friends.

A long time has past when I posted a featured artist article on my blog. One of the main problems is to find extraordinary artists for my interviews. It is not important for me to use 3D Coat in the daily work. The main issue is that the most good artists have not much time to answer my requests. But anyway.

Finally I have found a very gentle and talented artist from Iran, Fuad Ghaderi. So enjoy the article.

Best wishes
Chris


The artist
1. Fuad, how old are you?
Hello Mr. Werner. I am so thankful that for choosing me for the interview. I am 22.

2. Where are you currently living?
Currently I'm living in Iran, near Alborz Mountains. The climate is nice and gives me energy.

3. Good art needs time, but what are you doing when you switch your PC off? Do you have other hobbies?
I enjoy playing video games. I allocate most of my time to it. I also believe listening to classical music and watching movies are among the most amusing entertainments of the mankind.

About the work
1. How did you get the idea to be an digital artist, why mainly digital?
That is a hard question. Maybe because of its infinite features and speeding up the workflow. However, it is not appropriate to classify digital art as another kind of art, since you need a complete understanding of art to create an artwork. Digital is just a tool for an artist.

2. Do you have a special aducation in arts or is all this self-aducated?
Unfortunately no. I followed this profession intuitively. I have no academic education. It was my choice because education costs in Iran are more than I can afford.

3. Are you employed or do you work freelance?
Currently I work as freelance, but I accept full-time projects from time to time. However, neither of them is considered professional in Iran. I have been employed.





4. Which recent projects were the most important for you?
Currently I am working on an independent video game with my friends. Maybe it is the most important project for me, which currently is a great concern for me.



5. Which project was a particular challenge for you?
Unfortunately there are not many important events happening in artistic production in Iran and I don’t have the opportunity to take part in significant projects. However, all of the projects assigned to me are challenging for me. In fact I like challenges. I should say characters are the hardest of them.

6. Your art is very special, where do you get your ideas from?
Idea is something that you get from reading a lot. I spent a lot of time reading historic mythology books and books about various civilizations and also reviewing the works of famous artists. That is really enjoyable and gives me a lot of ideas.

7. Are you working mainly with references or is all your work from imagination?
Basically I enjoy creating abstract atmospheres, independent of the real world. My speciality is designing organic and robotic elements, and linking them to form a general concept, and ultimately creating an image from it.

8. What are your plans as an artist for the future?
I do not believe in future. I am trying hard to enjoy art and being with artists and to learn and to update my works and reach ideal quality.

9. Which software are you using for your work, and which hardware?
I mostly use 3D-Coat, 3DSMAX and sometimes Blender and KeyShot for 3D and use Photoshop and ArtRage for 2D.

I don'tt have a powerful computer, here are the current specs:
4gb ram - gtx 560 ti 1024 mb graphic card  - AMD Athlon Dual CoreProcessor 5000+ 2.60 GHZ- wacom intuos 4 large tablet


10. Is there a tool or method do you like the most and never want to miss?
Voxel is one of the most revolutionary tools in digital sculpting. If it was not there, we could not be able to do many things we can do today. I am so thankful to Andrew Shpaghin for implementing this revolutionary and useful tool into 3D Coat.

Thank you very much for answering my questions Fuad!
I wish you all the best for the future.


The portfolio
Unfortunately Fuad has not left a website link to see more of his works. If you are interested to contact him, just drop me a e-mail and I will connect you with him.

Friday, August 17, 2012

Forum artwork by Fuad Ghaderi: "Doomland"

Another nice forum artwork by Fuad Ghaderi. Sculpted in 3D Coat.
Used renderer: KeyShot.


Visit the origin post: http://3d-coat.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=10187

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Forum art by Kargall: Clark Nil

A very nice 3D Coat artwork by Kargall le fou.


viewport model

Final render result
Visit the origin forum post here: Wanna see the post...
Visit Kargalls website here: Wanna see...