*dodges dwarven scowls, while hiding his ale*
Excellent safe door, there, BTW!
I seem to have something completely different to submit now. I hit a minor stumbling block with my "clockwork assassin" idea, and decided to take a stab at another old idea of mine. It's a unique NPC creature, and he's definitely a thief in the old school AD&D sense. His name is "Rory", and he'll steal your vegetables, and all of your gold (as well as any ale left lying about *grins*):
It looks pretty good from those angles, but I'm not real happy with the front view looking straight on. It kinda reminds me of "ALF". I think I may have to play with that head some more.:
I started off with a Kyoht body and a rat head. I've done a lot of tweaking to the geometry, trying to make it less muscular in the body, as well as many, many tweaks trying to get the head right. I think it needs a little more tweaking, and I have some tweaks to the texture I'd like to do. The fur needs some more work, for example. I really like the rough "Jackrabbit" look he's got going on so far, though.
I should mention how I made the ears for my fellow novices. Not having the full set of skills of some of the other folks here, I have to improvise sometimes. I isolated the Kyoht's tail from a copy of the pelvis, and collapsed the one side in to make the ear shape, then mirrored it after attaching it to the head.
Any suggestions or comments? I was also considering adding some belt pouches or something, to give him a more "well equipped" look.
I should give credit where credit is due: Kyoht/Braveclaw model originally from Trent Halvorsen's
Fox Creature Pack.
Modifié par Izk The Mad, 22 janvier 2012 - 08:44 .