I just started a new project for my design school and before I continue with the modeling, I'd like to choose my style (the 'toon-ish' one would mean I don't need to make it as detailed as the realistic style one).
Anyway, the project is a video, around 2-3 minutes long, and the theme will be a chase scene between a character riding a vehicle like the ones in The Fifth Element, and a black beast like the one featured in Linger in Shadows. I will make a city too, and i'd like to give it a SOTC feeling to it (the black beast being something quite big/large).
So, I don't want to make this the typical 3dsmax noob style, I'd like to make it something a bit different but I don't have many tools, so for the toon-ish style i'd use one of the basic 3dsmax materials modified, and for the realistic style i'd use VRay engine. Here are a couple renders with a face I'm making right now. Which style do you like the best?
Toon style (shadow color modified, instead of being the same color but just darker, it's a different tone, you can notice it on the orange face with the red shadowed area):
Realistic style. This one would need touch-ups with Z-Brush to make it more realistic, and of course, a texture and material that fits it...:
And for the sake of it, 'retro' realistic style (wut?.. I won't use this one anyway):
Anyway, the project is a video, around 2-3 minutes long, and the theme will be a chase scene between a character riding a vehicle like the ones in The Fifth Element, and a black beast like the one featured in Linger in Shadows. I will make a city too, and i'd like to give it a SOTC feeling to it (the black beast being something quite big/large).
So, I don't want to make this the typical 3dsmax noob style, I'd like to make it something a bit different but I don't have many tools, so for the toon-ish style i'd use one of the basic 3dsmax materials modified, and for the realistic style i'd use VRay engine. Here are a couple renders with a face I'm making right now. Which style do you like the best?
Toon style (shadow color modified, instead of being the same color but just darker, it's a different tone, you can notice it on the orange face with the red shadowed area):
Realistic style. This one would need touch-ups with Z-Brush to make it more realistic, and of course, a texture and material that fits it...:
And for the sake of it, 'retro' realistic style (wut?.. I won't use this one anyway):