Bunny San

Bunny San :)

Yay!!!! Bunny San is finally done. What a fun journey I enjoyed a lot making this cute Robot and also got a chance to Brush up my skills. I just wanted to do something out of my comfort zone.

Thank you for this awesome contest. Thanks to the Rookies. Thanks to the Adobe Substance 3D Painter.

Thank you Mame Usagi for permitting me to use you Concept Art, I appreciate it.

Check out his Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/mameusagi

Thanks again. Hope you guys like my Bunny San and any kind of feedback is much appreciated. Good Luck to everyone :)

Final Render :

Different Renders :

Details :

360 View  Render :

So, I Have completed texturing in Adobe Substance 3D painter.

This time I went for stylized texturing because I never made a stylized robot before I wanted to try something new to learn. I wanted to make something like Pixar movies. So, here is my process for texturing in Adobe substance 3D painter. 

Hope you like it and yes I will be uploading my final render soon.

So, I completed baking  normal maps in marmoset toolbag and I baked Ambient Occlusion Map and Curvature Map in Substance designer  

I have finished UV unwrapping my lovely robot in the blender. In this process, I divided the robot into five parts head, hand, legs, mid, and tail, and gave different materials to each part. I didn't use multiple tiles because I will be baking it in a marmoset toolbag and it doesn't support multi tiles.  

So, today I completed my lowpoly process. Moreover, in this process, I have removed all the bevel and subdivision modifiers from the highpoly model which I made earlier in the blender, and applied sharp edges (cyan edge line ). Also, I have applied a subdivision modifier to some parts where I feel necessary just to avoid artifacts in the baking process and try to remove extra vertices as much as possible. I tried to make it a good topology as much as possible because I am still learning.

Hey guys, I'm back home after a long vacation and spontaneously started finishing my sculpting in Zbrush for the remaining objects. Usually, In the sculpting process, I make creases and alphas. Today, I finished my sculpting and moved on to the lowpoly step, where I will make a lowpoly model in Blender.

Hey guys,

So, I have applied a Subdivision modifier to all the objects and added smooth shade to them. In addition, I also applied crease(purple lines) to the edges which I want to sculpt in Zbrush later, and bevels weight(blue lines) to an object which I don't want to sculpt. Now, I will apply all the modifiers and export them to the Zbrush for adding details and alphas.

Hey guys, 

Finally done with the Blockout process :)

 For me Blocking out those Big shapes is so important and I always try to get my blockout model shape as close as possible to actual shape because it helps me later on  when I am converting my model from  highpoly to lowpoly. Now, I am  moving on to the  next step where I create highpoly and here I will add details to my model. I'm using blender for modeling. 

Happy Diwali !!! Hope  you guys are doing great.

Hey Folks :)

So I have gathered some reference images from Artstation and Pinterest. I'm thinking about making a lovable bunny Robo for this challenge who spread kindness and happiness to everyone around her  by giving them chocolates and gifts. I Don't know  If I'm gonna make it or not, But its worth trying to do something out of my comfort zone. So wish me luck and Best of luck to everyone, I know you guys are gonna rock it.