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Turrican Forever
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Post by parva // Aug 21, 2006, 6:55am
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my nostalgia period catched me this weekend and I created this Turrican after playing the oldie :D
Loved that game. It was the first game I saw on the Amiga as I visited friends in the "golden west" and was stunned (there I was 10 or alike *g*).
so my tribute to Turrican.
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full res (http://www.parva-project.de/stuff/ts/t1a.jpg)
will make a colorized version and an integration with background picture too.
thanks for viewing! |
Post by hemulin // Aug 21, 2006, 7:20am
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And you created this in a weekend, wow Parva......wow....... |
Post by Vizu // Aug 21, 2006, 7:26am
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damn you do a great job. |
Post by Alien // Aug 21, 2006, 7:27am
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my nostalgia period catched me this weekend and I created this Turrican after playing the oldie :D
You really do like giving the rest of us an inferiority complex, don't you? ;) |
Post by parva // Aug 21, 2006, 7:46am
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You really do like giving the rest of us an inferiority complex, don't you? ;)
:o no, that wasn't my intention :)
here my progress -
- I created a default standing pose in SILO
- Import it in tS 6 - attached a Motion Bone System and posed it in position
- Exported the posed mesh back to SILO and finetuned, adding details etc., posed the hands.
- modeled the rough alien and the base
- the alien sculpt with the SILO 2 beta
- export all to tS 7 and rendered
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rendering took some time, subjective 18 to 25 minutes but it's a straight out render. Have nothing retouched in paintprogram.
hehe, hear the voices from my friends ringing in my ear, that I need a girlfriend :D *g* but if I bite on something I must bring it to an end or I will not touch it again. Now I can concentrate me again on important things :D
thanks for the comments. |
Post by frootee // Aug 21, 2006, 7:48am
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You know Parva, it's times like these when I wish the Vulcan Mind Meld actually was something that worked...
That is excellent work! :p
Frootee |
Post by TomG // Aug 21, 2006, 8:07am
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Woah, awesome model! I also remember the game, but only vaguely (I was an Atari ST rather than Amiga guy, since I was into MIDI music at the time). It was a classic right enough - I am sure I played it sometime, though I forget when and on what system.
Anyway, nostalgia or not, this is a great image!
Thanks!
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Post by saulc12 // Aug 21, 2006, 8:54am
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This is one sweet Turrican model and definitely captures the flavour of the old amiga game artwork - would love to see it placed in an action scene - very nicely rendered too |
Post by GraySho // Aug 21, 2006, 8:55am
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Either you are a genious or I'm doing something wrong :rolleyes: Maybe both. Awesome. |
Post by Steinie // Aug 21, 2006, 9:52am
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Another Professional looking render done with Truespace and beautifully modeled too. Very nice work! |
Post by MadMouse // Aug 21, 2006, 10:12am
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Hot damn Marcel!!! looks great.:banana: :banana: :banana: |
Post by splinters // Aug 21, 2006, 10:50am
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Marcel, have you posted your work anywhere other then renderosity i.e CGSociety etc.
Now this would get people talking about TS.
Bloody amazing work as usual...and I thought i was fast...:confused: |
Post by chrono // Aug 21, 2006, 7:25pm
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Great job, parva!
Finding the right combination of tools goes along ways doesn't it! :) So you've been trying out the new SILO beta huh. ;) Love'n it yet? :D |
Post by parva // Aug 22, 2006, 12:33am
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thanks!
@chrono - indeed :D ... SILO 2 beta has some annoying bugs (but which beta hasn't) and some unnecessary changes (you told it already this Shape/Object thing for example) but the brush tool is really handy. Needs just some extensions and fixes for use with graphic pen.
@splinter - no, I'm not registered at CGsociety. Just lurk around in the Cgtalk forums sometime. |
Post by Rareth // Aug 22, 2006, 6:15am
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I lurk the forums at CG Society as well.. rough crowd there they nit pick every little detail. |
Post by MadMouse // Aug 22, 2006, 7:52am
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I lurk the forums at CG Society as well.. rough crowd there they nit pick every little detail. That's how we learn, evolve and improve. (the only thing that matters is how the crits are presented.);) |
Post by W!ZARD // Aug 23, 2006, 11:43pm
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Nice one Parva! Marcel the thing that always stands out about your artwork for is the subtle things you do that make your work unique. Great attention to detail is a part of it but also you sem to know what to leave out of an image to make it good - If I'd made this model I would have put him in a scene with all sorts of extra stuff but you turn it into a little statuette and create what is IMHO a masterpeice - well done, you are an inspiration sir! |
Post by brianalldridge // Aug 24, 2006, 2:39pm
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That's how we learn, evolve and improve. (the only thing that matters is how the crits are presented.);)Yeah, but a kick in the seat is good now and then:D |
Post by Délé // Aug 24, 2006, 6:10pm
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Fantastic work parva! :D :banana: Now I've just got to figure out how the heck you do this stuff. :) |
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