Iron Man Mask

#1

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Unfinished ofc

#2

It seems to be coming out REALLY nice so far, keep it up. I can’t wait to see the final product.

#3

This is an amazing rendering. I love the lighting and the smooth texture, it gives you a real idea of how the armour would look up close.
Maybe you can give us an inside view? Hopefully later, a full armour rendering?
Again, great work. :slight_smile:

#4

I’m hoping to do the full armor set but I’ve got no promises so far, especially with how unreliable C4D has been for me lately.

#5

Whatever the case, good luck. You’ve pleased an Iron Man fan. :slight_smile:

#6

learn to use support edge loops, google subdivision modeling

#7

if youre talking about doing loop cuts on the edges to make them more defined and precise I did that in a lot of spots on this model

#8

It looks awesome. Nice work O.o

#9

looks p nice

#10

[quote=“Cole1497, post:7, topic:518094”][quote author=Frell link=topic=636359.msg4290430#msg4290430 date=1367115087]
learn to use support edge loops, google subdivision modeling
[/quote]
if youre talking about doing loop cuts on the edges to make them more defined and precise I did that in a lot of spots on this model[/quote]
then learn more about using topology to your advantage to get smoother results

#11

Cheekbones need loads more definition, everything from chin upwards looks like it’s just been melted, I modelled this once too. Mind showing a wireframe? It doesn’t look tidy from what I can see

#12

It’s really not that tidy at all

#13

Use smarter topology and your support loops will work way better:

http://www.bracercom.com/tutorial/content/Ironman_Helmet_Modeling/images/ironman_wire_render.jpg

#14

[quote=“Frell, post:13, topic:518094”]Use smarter topology and your support loops will work way better:

http://www.bracercom.com/tutorial/content/Ironman_Helmet_Modeling/images/ironman_wire_render.jpg[/quote][quote=“Frell, post:13, topic:518094”]Use smarter topology and your support loops will work way better:

http://www.bracercom.com/tutorial/content/Ironman_Helmet_Modeling/images/ironman_wire_render.jpg[/quote]
That mask has n-gons though and unless I am mistaken n-gons produce bad topology when subdividing? Because you can’t turn an n-gon into a quad without a triangle. It has been a while since I have modeled though so apologies if I’m incorrect. :stuck_out_tongue:

And another CC @model is the curvature of the front of the head. I believe it should be flatter.

Here’s a good ironman reference if you need it.

#15

[quote=“The Wanderer, post:14, topic:518094”][quote author=Frell link=topic=636359.msg4290746#msg4290746 date=1367172002]
Use smarter topology and your support loops will work way better:

http://www.bracercom.com/tutorial/content/Ironman_Helmet_Modeling/images/ironman_wire_render.jpg
[/quote][quote author=Frell link=topic=636359.msg4290746#msg4290746 date=1367172002]
Use smarter topology and your support loops will work way better:

http://www.bracercom.com/tutorial/content/Ironman_Helmet_Modeling/images/ironman_wire_render.jpg
[/quote]
That mask has n-gons though and unless I am mistaken n-gons produce bad topology when subdividing? Because you can’t turn an n-gon into a quad without a triangle. It has been a while since I have modeled though so apologies if I’m incorrect. :stuck_out_tongue:

And another CC @model is the curvature of the front of the head. I believe it should be flatter.

Here’s a good ironman reference if you need it.
http://s24.postimg.org/jcio5giyt/Ironman_Mark_3.png[/quote]
Noted, will work on, and thanks for that reference image. I’ll need it.

#16

[quote=“The Wanderer, post:14, topic:518094”][quote author=Frell link=topic=636359.msg4290746#msg4290746 date=1367172002]
Use smarter topology and your support loops will work way better:

http://www.bracercom.com/tutorial/content/Ironman_Helmet_Modeling/images/ironman_wire_render.jpg
[/quote][quote author=Frell link=topic=636359.msg4290746#msg4290746 date=1367172002]
Use smarter topology and your support loops will work way better:

http://www.bracercom.com/tutorial/content/Ironman_Helmet_Modeling/images/ironman_wire_render.jpg
[/quote]
That mask has n-gons though and unless I am mistaken n-gons produce bad topology when subdividing? Because you can’t turn an n-gon into a quad without a triangle. It has been a while since I have modeled though so apologies if I’m incorrect. :stuck_out_tongue:

And another CC @model is the curvature of the front of the head. I believe it should be flatter.

Here’s a good ironman reference if you need it.
http://s24.postimg.org/jcio5giyt/Ironman_Mark_3.png[/quote]

It depends where you use the n gon, usually they’re safe to use if you don’t see any surface artifacts

#17

Hey man, do you think you could send me an .obj of this? I wanna use it for a video project I am doing at the moment.

#18

It isn’t done but if you want to use it as-is I’d be fine with that

#19

Yeah that’ll be good, I’ll just take it as it is if that is okay. Thanks