Sup BB:S! Looks like your project is coming along really nicely. I was thinking I might be able to give you a hand. I have been interning in New York and picking up some pretty good 3ds Max skills. I'm getting pretty good at modeling and texture work, and also novice in skinning and animating. heres some of my work.

















Enjoy!

This post has been edited by UndeadDuck on November 20, 2006 07:31 am

Wow...............
Those are some nice models.
I wish to make 3d models as those when I have the chance.
Good work, duck!

very sweet models

Nice work Keep it up!

I like the toast!

nice, i suggest that you try to improve your smoothing or try modeling w/o subds

Thanks guys, what I really could use though is a job. I can texture, and do some basic prop making work if you will have me. I can do more relistic textures then seen here.

Awesome!
I hope BB:S recruits you.

Can you animate things?

Hmmmm i was wondering if you could attempt at making a model of a zombie either real looking or cartoon looking it would be some kool pic!

Sure I will do some concepts over the brake and start to model them once I get back. I'll do two models. Need the pratice.

Atm, you're stuff still needs alot of work.

It's nice to see that everyone will give you the nicest of replies, but that's not helping you out one bit.

Simply put, you really need to study the anatomy of the human figure and muscles in order to produce proper layout of the exterior tissue, meanwhile bones are just the proportion in measurements. As you're modelled head seems to distinguish a caveman sort of exaggerated figure, while no need to post examples (assuming you have a head and you're indeed human). Just study how the flow of muscles in the face work, then apply the same steps to your models.

Apart from that, sub-d, and nurbs surfaces will not work. Nor will what you've posted so far as a resume' for me to determine your the right man for the right job.

Really understand hard surface modelling and not exaggerate your objects (wether organic or not) and not round them off at such a degree, that you're waisting polygonal base geometry that doesn't need to be there, and certiantly isn't helping take shape or form of what you're creating.

These are very nice, I like the props a lot. You seem to like super-deformed/cartoon style models. Could I request a more realistic looking human character, if that's not to much to ask? I'd love to see what you could do with that!

Disclaimer: I'm not with the BB:S team, so whether you do that or not is purely for the sake of bragging rights, but I'm pretty sure this mod is going for a realistic look anyway so it could help.

Looks okay, but to be honest (as someone who knows nothing of 3d modeling) perhaps you need to brush up your basics, and start working on some realistic stuff that will truly showcase your talent.

This post has been edited by Mac on November 24, 2006 05:28 am

Hey Sniper and Mac, I just want to thank you for your comments. I was actualy waiting for someone to give it to me stright becuase honestly, I know almost nothing. Only about modeling for about 3-4 mounths. Thanks for your comments and I'll work on getting my skills up.

Oh! Almost forgot, Sniper not sure if you remeber me. This is Ducky511. I was the old writer for ED.

This post has been edited by UndeadDuck on November 24, 2006 08:36 am

those are some pritty cool modles m8 keep it up thats a usfull skill to have