Templar
By Shinybinary
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Another Warhammer 40k inspired picture and my first use of Zbrush and making UV maps for anything more complex than a box. Quite a learning experience!
The original was produced at a pretty large size so there are some close up shots here:
[link]
I'm also quite fond of a black and white version, more like a traditional 40k illustration. Somehow b&w looks much more dramatic: [link]
The original was produced at a pretty large size so there are some close up shots here:
[link]
I'm also quite fond of a black and white version, more like a traditional 40k illustration. Somehow b&w looks much more dramatic: [link]
![[link]](https://www.deviantart.com/users/outgoing?http://www.shinybinary.com/test/Templar-bw.jpg){kind=link}
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Simply amazing!
It's hammer time!
I'm wondering how long did it take to make such a lovely picture?!
This is such a dynamic creation! Love the composition and beautiful particle effect! Wonderful as always, dear Nik!
How long did this take you? Wow.
Good old Wh40k... been a while.
Perfect realisation.
Perfect realisation.
Jeez... Nice job. This looks really amazing. 10/10
I'd love to see any tutorials, tips, tricks you might have used! I am an aspiring creative and want dearly to create some 40k models.
nice work ! C:
fantastic render and quality!
I agree black and white version of this has a stronger look but it's because your greyscale threshold levels are amazing
I agree black and white version of this has a stronger look but it's because your greyscale threshold levels are amazing
Epic, master grade
Nice detail on the Master-Crafted Chestplate.
very nice
this is to awesome for me to comprehend...
Awesome work!
I agree, the B&W is more dramatic. Not a drawer/painter, so....
I think the eye color/shade in the colored version is dragging it down and the only thing that was off for my eye in the B&W was the shading/darkness around the back (right) shoulder, I know it has to be highlighted, but maybe a bit much?
I think the eye color/shade in the colored version is dragging it down and the only thing that was off for my eye in the B&W was the shading/darkness around the back (right) shoulder, I know it has to be highlighted, but maybe a bit much?
This is more than AWESOME!!!! Welcome Back Mayne
This is awsome!
that small preview really does it no justice, the small bump map details are just awesome.
great work nick!
HOLY SHIT!
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