Goblin from Isengard and Mordor

[olve11]

Hello!
I want to share with you my new work.
Goblin from my favorite story, Lord of the Rings
Modeled, textured - Wings 3D
Render Kerkythea (MLT 4 IES Light)
Gimp+ KvadPhoto - post process
enjoy

renders




Wings screenshot








Kerkythea screenshot

[Marcin Maćkowiak]

Wow, well done. Good job with unwrapping!

[Asticles]

Great!!

[Hank]

hi olve11,

I was just wondering what's that black & white texture...so now I know AO
Strange, cause I've seen it many times and why did not think about it. Even I model something I usually follow diffuse, spec and normal and what about AO? I'm also interested in Kerkythea, but where should I place it, as ambient?

BR, Hank

[olve11]

(01-20-2017 05:22 PM)Hank Wrote:  hi olve11,

I was just wondering what's that black & white texture...so now I know AO
Strange, cause I've seen it many times and why did not think about it. Even I model something I usually follow diffuse, spec and normal and what about AO? I'm also interested in Kerkythea, but where should I place it, as ambient?

BR, Hank

Hi Hank

I'm glad you ask about this thing.
I was interested too on these type map.
AO map is mostly used if you have a low poly model and you want look like a lot of poly model.
In Kerkythea this map does not have location.
I used this map, when I want more reality for my model. (skin)
AO mask is very good for shading.
I used it in the GIMP, to produce a diffuse and specular texture of the skin. (mixing channels in layers)
AO layer in Gimp is very fast to create realistic skin textures and more.
Here are some examples:

Render with textures. With AO mask and without AO mask


and Kerkythea material setting:
1-Diffuse map
2-Specular (too from AO)
3-layer bump map 0 -skin wrinkles
4-layer bump map 1 -lips wrinkle
5-layer bump map 2 -black freckles


cheers

[Hank]

Hi olve11,

Quote:I used it in the GIMP, to produce a diffuse and specular texture of the skin. (mixing channels in layers)

I can't see what channel mode you use for mixing the layers. Is it Multiply?

Thank you for explaining all details. I will try to use it in my next work.

BR, Hank

[olve11]

Hi Hank

I used "burn" channel mode on green layer.
I am happy to help you and I look forward on your next super work

Bye

[tkbd]

Hi!olve11,You are using good at these softwares.
Great!

[olve11]

Thank for all!