Hello from French, my name is Christopher Gaman and I am 3D modeling indie. Sorry for my wrong english. Thanks for watching my work
Wip for the contest. This character is inspired by the spiritual world and I opted for intercessor. They are people endowed with god's power through the Spirit. They can fight demons and dominations, intercessors can also heal the sick and conveyed Love according to God.
I made this character from the picture of an apostle. For his armor, I thought it was good to attribut him something reminiscent of that of the Romans in the year 33.
This character is also intended to take place with other classes of combatants in a TPS/FPS-type war and survival game that I develop with my brother.
 I heard from CC3 and its pipeline for UE4, so I decided to grab these wonderful apps to bring to life the projects I have in mind. This contest falls to take advantage of Reallusion's tools. I attach screenshots so you have a beginning, during, and finalization of the character. Thank you

After finding the composition that suits me, I sent it on Zbrush with the GoZ and finally I removed the hair since the character will own a helmet.

Ref for the armor of my Intercessor character


Using the extract, I began to paint the articulated part of the suit.


With the same way, I then worked on the armor creating basic shapes to get an overall idea before moving on to the details

It is precise and delicate. It's just Western armor. I also want to see the coloring.
緻密で、細やかです。まさに西洋鎧です。色付けも見たいです。

The forum is an amateur.
フォーラムは素人です。

I will now work the helmet by adding a sphere that I stretch with the brush "Move"



After digging the inside, I continue adding volume with the "ClayBuildup" brush



With the combination of different brushes, I finally get my helmet

I am Japanese. Do you use substance painter via steam for texture coloring?
日本人です。テクスチャー色付けはスチーム経由のサブスタンスペインターを使用しますか。



The forum is an amateur.
フォーラムは素人です。

I like the helmet, I add the mouth guard (I'm not sure of the name). I also worked on the underside of the armor, you know the combination that we see in some movies there, the neck of the character is better protected.



Here I added a metal mane to make a reminder about the armor of the Roman era.






Thanks to the "mask" brush of zbrush, I can draw on the simplified sculpture of the armor to further detail its shapes









The shoulder pads suit me well, then I start working on the breastplate that encompasses the torso and back.





More and more pieces for more details and reliefs.





I finish this part of the armor by the torso that comes protected the heart of the Intercessor. A pretty thick and well-armored piece.