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creating 3ds max linus tech models

hy, i am creating some 3ds max models of the linus tech media group. any one got some cool idee`s for the project.

I started whit the head of linus.

To created some rigged models to animate them i could use a bit of help or tips. could be a lot of fun to work on this.

 

i put a attachment of a pic on how far i am with the head of linus. post-54625-0-72812000-1414442119_thumb.j

 

 

 

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Send the 3d render to Barnacules and ask him to make a Linus action figure.

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that is a great idee. i will do that.

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day 2, linus looks now like handsome squidward post-54625-0-51369500-1414528313_thumb.p

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Day 3.

 

added ears and hear to th elinus 3ds max model head.   somehow its getting closer

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Next thing you know on the WAN show "so ... Claes is idolising me..."

 

Good work though good work so far man, i envy your patience in 3d modelling,

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Next thing you know on the WAN show "so ... Claes is idolising me..."

 

Good work though good work so far man, i envy your patience in 3d modelling,

it is more for me to practise maken humans in 3ds max. i am used to make ships and animations of ships in 3ds max.

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day 4:   Worked on the eyes. i dont know linus`s eye colour (shitty not so good colours on my old hp monitor)   could somebody check it for me please?

gave linus a bit of a tan so he does look less like squidword. and corecting the eye sockets and hair position.

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it is more for me to practise maken humans in 3ds max. i am used to make ships and animations of ships in 3ds max.

 

Don't worry i understand completely, i do crazy different things in 2D graphics all the time because i am so used to what i normally do :) 

 

Eye colour:  Brown. 

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thanks for the colour information.

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Day 5: today i made the uv maps to create the bitmap of linus`s his head. next step is to recreate the colours and facial hair on the bitmap file.

 

this is probebly harder than creating the 3d model.

 

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day 6:    i totaly screwed up with the uv unwarp. linus looks now like a clown.

drawing in photoshop is harder than i expected   (used to autodesk sketchbook).    

 

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I dunno put a cape on him and clown linus is born!

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the same cape as he used in the latest wan show could be awesome

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I dunno put a cape on him and clown linus is born!

 

 

do you mean someting like this?

 

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Needs more purple...

 

Hahahha

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Day 8 i added a simple body for linus.   now maby he got a new name:      bobble clown linus head. and he is in a running position.

 

 

also pumped up the purple in the cape.

 

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as a practise of making human models in 3ds max.  i have found its not for me. i should just keep it with products and environments. but i hope the people whom saw the screenshots i made think they were funny  and had a good laugh.

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as a practise of making human models in 3ds max.  i have found its not for me. i should just keep it with products and environments. but i hope the people whom saw the screenshots i made think they were funny  and had a good laugh.

I might try doing it in Blender.

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I might try doing it in Blender.

awesome. i never tried the blender software but i am curious what you can do.

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awesome. i never tried the blender software but i am curious what you can do.

Or just ask Linus to take a lot of pictures of himself and use 123D Catch to make a 3D model...

Oh wait,that's actually a good idea.

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That is the best solution i think

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