Showing posts with label ZBrush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ZBrush. Show all posts

Monday, July 5, 2010

Yoda Project

For this project, a photograph of Yoda (the version from the Empire Strikes Back) was used as reference for digitally sculpting the character.


The head was the starting point for the Yoda model.

Next the hands and feet were modeled.  In this case, the same base shape was used for all four appendages.


The hands and feet were placed onto a basic body shape and posed.


The cloak and walking stick were created and further posing was undertaken to resemble the pose in the photo.  The source photo was of a puppet sitting without the operator (Frank Oz), so some liberties were taken.


Prior to sending the model for prototyping, a base was created.  The base is shelled to be more efficient with material and features a debossed title on the front, and a signature on the back.  The prototype model stands ~5" (125 mm) high. 






This short video of the project is also available on YouTube here.

For the next stage, we will be producing a life-size version of Yoda in foam.

Stay Tuned!

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Ogre Scan




This is another scan from our 3D scanning system. Please visit www.criteria-systems.com for more information.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

New 3D Scans

We have uploaded some new video of 3D scan results.  The detail level of these scans is incredible. 













Stay tuned for more innovative breakthroughs at Criteria Systems!

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Wild Thing Prototype

A rapid prototype model of the Wild Thing has been produced.


Hair and some additional features have been added to the model prior to production. The model stands ~5" (125 mm) high. Based on this physical prototype, the model will be revised and set up for large-format production as a foam model.

Monday, October 5, 2009

Where the Wild Things Are 3D Model

We are currently undertaking the following project to bring a character from Where the Wild Things Are to life. The piece has been modeled and will now move to enlargement and production in foam as a foam prototype.



The hair will be added to the physical model. Stay tuned for updates.