Alive..?
Alive..? by @ragukokarn

I found more than a few bugs in Marmoset so.. yeah. Several crashes from just picking a color.

So this will have to do.

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Submitted:
120d3h ago
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alien zbrush cinema4D marmoset
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Posted: Wednesday, 24 July, 2024 @ 12:35 PM
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Looks good. I like the eerie feeling of it.

Posted: Friday, 26 July, 2024 @ 08:58 AM
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@BadKarma: Thank you! There is more coming :)

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Posted: Wednesday, 24 July, 2024 @ 09:22 PM
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I imagine that in spite of differences between programmes there's still a fairly large degree of skill transferability, but all the same it blows my mind you can turn these around so quickly, especially when this is all trial-by-fire. 

Posted: Friday, 26 July, 2024 @ 09:03 AM
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@Thorvald: The power of pipelining tools :) The real time rendering surely speeds up the process. I am going to make use of even more crazy things that I can do next. I am just not sure exactly what it will be yet.

Posted: Friday, 02 August, 2024 @ 02:52 AM
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This setting sorta gives me an 80s or 90 sci-fi vibe. The dark corners and types of machinery here makes me think of the Aliens movies or something similar.

You did an excellent job despite the bugs and crashes you had to deal with!

This image itself also made me think of a concept that I had been brainstorming for a sci-fi story that I had been trying to develop for quite a while.

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