New High res project... Deinonychus - Page 3

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In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.

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# 31 17-04-2003 , 11:15 PM

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Man.. i came back to forum after a few days...could'nt visit in last week...and wo0o0o wo0o0o wo0o0o.... what a nice model kurt...
This raptor is comin along wayyy tooo goodd....i reallly like the detail in the head( around the eyes...skull efect..the teeth...) and offcourse the detail in thigh muscles...and the front legs...
too good mate... keep up the good work...lookin forward to see more user added image

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# 32 17-04-2003 , 11:30 PM

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Thanks bud......

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# 33 18-04-2003 , 12:45 AM

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wow! I checked this this morning and it had no teeth or anything and now it's got muscles AND teeth! amazing work as always kurt and at such speed as well! I'm impressed!

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Ps. How you gonna texture this bad boy? procedural or painted? Just interested cause I'm writing an essay on these two techniques I'd love to hear your thoughts on which way you're gonna go. user added image

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# 34 18-04-2003 , 01:23 AM

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Thanks mate... The texturing if I have time will most likey be painted in MAYA 3d paint tool, than brought into photoshop for detailing.

Laying her UV's out might be a pain... still trying to think of the best way to go about it.

I will hopefully start a freelance job in the next few days so choppers will be put on hold for a bit....

I have so many things on the go I really should slow down....

Thanks again for your comments.... glad you like her.

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# 35 18-04-2003 , 03:03 PM

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Started the back feet, still have to add the retracting claw but wanted to get the proportions right before I added main claw.

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# 36 18-04-2003 , 03:41 PM

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looking very nice so far mate - good job

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# 37 18-04-2003 , 03:43 PM

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Hey, Kurt.

Awesome model you´ve got going on.
Since you´re still getting everything right before going at the claws, I´d say you have to check the length of the tail, also I remember reading about them some years ago, and their tails were quite stiff, not as prehensile as an ape´s one would be.

I´ve got to say it, the zone around the eye, es top-notch modelling, really incredible, wonder if you´re working on polys or still on NURBS.

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# 38 18-04-2003 , 03:54 PM

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Thanks buddy i'll look into the tail... She is all poly mate.. I go to sub-d for pulling out the details. Glad you like the eye area...

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# 39 18-04-2003 , 05:58 PM

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Man, GREAT modeling man!

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# 40 18-04-2003 , 06:04 PM

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Hello bud,

The claw itself is far larger than the other ones. They seem to be the same size.
(At least that´s how they look)

In any case, take a look here
https://dinosauricon.com/genera/deinonychus.html
Check the whole family, seems to have good artists renditions which might be usefull with your work.

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Oh, I forgot, .. looking better mate! user added image

**EDIT**Hmm, this one´s a good read
https://dinosauricon.com/taxa/deinonychosauria.html

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# 41 18-04-2003 , 06:24 PM

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Adl.. what would i do with out you.... I saw what your saying... i made the claw a bit bigger...

Thanks mate

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# 42 18-04-2003 , 06:29 PM

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That looks certainly better!

Did you check the second link? It has a small yet very helpfull diagram on the size of the claw which might be helpfull to you. As a matter of fact, the meat around the claw is looking fairly better, but it enlarge the sickle claw itself a bit. (That´s what I meant in the other post)

Please do say if so much commenting bothers ya mate, I have a bad habit about it.

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Here it is again:
https://dinosauricon.com/taxa/deinonychosauria.html

**EDIT** Whoa, excellent information on the site, seems almost all Deinonychosauria had feathers. They´ve even found some feathers evidence on one of the species. This is most certainly interesting. Had a lot of time without reading about Dinosaurs.

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# 43 18-04-2003 , 06:54 PM

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Kev yelled at me for the blinn so here is a lambert

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# 44 18-04-2003 , 06:55 PM

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ahhh thats a lot better!! I hate that shiny blinn business user added image

That makes it a lot better dude user added image

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# 45 18-04-2003 , 08:13 PM

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Played with the foot more.....

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