Ted Stapletons University Blog

 

 

  Rigging on the hands. Made sure they were particularly flexible. 

  Rigging and skinning the legs and boots. Adding controls for the body.

  Head and helmet Upper body Lower body

  My completed Saxon model. Ready for skinning and rigging. 

Temporary shaders for the axe models.  

  One of Gorm's axes. The hand was used as a reference for scale.

  Refurbished with touch eyebrows and facial hair. Eyes have been modelled properly as well. Experimenting with how to do eye rigs. The process had an extra level of complexity as I had to use the expression editor to get the lattice base to move along with control correctly. 

 

  Finished Saxon Model Finished Gorm Model Mammoth skull prop model CONCEPT ART Prop concept art 1 Prop concept art 2 Gorm explorations 1 Early Gorm Concept art Gorm Concept Art and orthographs. Gorm orthographs for head Hilda and Yrsa concept art Saxon Concept Art and Orthographs  Saxon Head Orthographs

  Wireframes of the body.

  Turnarounds and concept art Body Progress