I’m finally bringing this model back into CC4 to get ready to pose and render this for submitting. So that I can spend all of my energy on my second submission for this final weeks push76% of original size (was 666x19) - Click to enlarge

Thank You!!! Im So Glad you Like it so far!!

this is so cooool

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This is the finished Sculpt of the axe. but before posing and turning it in, Im gonna go over everything again, and see it I need to update or edit anything on sculpts

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I had to travel to visit family for the last two weeks so I haven't been able to post Updates, but I did get a bunch of work done on the Barbarian. I finished the sculpt and began working on the weapon of the character.

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So Now that I'm satisfied with the base block-out of it all, I began blocking out the clothing, I found a really awesome tutorial online that helped me do the hand wraps. Speaking of which, you'll notice they are different than they were in the concept art, after doing them both ways, the fuller wraps seemed to work much better for the model once it was in 3D.

P.S. I know some of these images are taken on my phone, but sometimes, that's just quicker.

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I wanted to start with the more complicated things first, so I started by blocking out the shaping the hair, and facial hair. I knew those would king of set the tone or energy for the rest of the sculpt, so I wanted to focus hard on that.

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So I began sculpting very stylized muscle details, I went for more rounded muscles since the hair and clothing were more jagged, just for balance appeal. part way through, I decided to start coloring the mesh roughly, just to help me with visualization of my image.

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So this is the adjusted basemesh. I'm happy with the outcome. ALSO! One thing I do that tends to help me with control is I separate parts by groups, and then adjust everything with the Morph target feature, before starting to reform my mesh.