My Inky Nightmares

 

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Undertale 360: How To

This isn't a complete beginner's guide to make a video – you must be familiar with a 2d graphics editor capable of working with individual pixels, layers and alpha-channels. You'll also need a 3d modeling app, for example Blender – it's free and powerful, it has built-in 360 camera and all other needed functions.

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Glo-barg the Wrath of Isengard: new and improved Uruk-hai bust

The first one wasn't shit. He was raw. Raw on the state of basic concept. There were stupid things, unbalanced detailing and not so much character actually. So I used a time that I have to change everything I wanted and now I'm really happy.

 

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First paintjob experience - Painting Mark the Zombie

Everything is wrong with mark - his original castilene model is poisoned with silastic oil so I can't add more material to it. Mould is made of some horrible silicone and degrading too fast. All my casts - excepting the first one, have an awful amount of bubbles. So I just primed all this nonsense and started to paint. For the first time.

Uruk-hai bust progress 2

So he's my number one priority now. At this point I'm trying to finish the head and figure out the clothing.

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Toad Ghoul Troll, Geiger the Goblin and some little dude.

I suck at planning. I am more like a "I want to make a troll today" person. So I made two busts - Geiger the Goblin and Toad Ghoul the Troll... And then I was chatting with my BFF on the phone and made a sketch of the second goblin. He's small because I was too lazy to go and grab more clay...

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Satyr - my ongoing struggle - Part 1

Anyway imagine january 1. I, strait edge vegan (not actually) smart-ass - one of the 3% of people not suffering from overeating and drinking last night start a new project to finish in two weeks.
Sure. He looked somthing like this at the beginning - just look at me trying to play god  Cyril Roquelaine, making sensible volume

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