Evil Engineer! FINISHED!

Hey everybody!  Finally finished the digital painting. Check it out below, and tell me what you think! Also, the other two images are, just messing with lighting. The mountain was done with the internal render engine, and the cubes were made with cycles.

Digitally painting an engineer

Here is the progress of a recent digital painting, I still have quite a bit of work to do, but stay posted. More will follow! He is based of of a game called Team Fortress 2 (Evil Enginer)

For halloween this year, I though I would try sculpting a pumpkin. So the first thing we did was go and find one. The first store we went to was out, so we went to the next. They had lots of small ones, but no big ones. So the search continued. Finally we found a place that had lots of big ones, so we got one that was cheap but also fairly large. Here are the results.

Flashlight on his face.

Inside the house with a light right above it.

Side View

Mine next to my brothers pumpkin.

Doodles

I was just doodling around, and I kind of liked this one. So I though that I might share it. Enjoy!

"Sketches" Week 2

Hello all! Sorry I didn't get around to posting this the a few weeks ago, so here it is.

"Sketches" Week 1

Here are the promised sketches. These are most of my sketches in my sketch book. I hope that you enjoy them, also I will have more sketches next week. Please post comments below, such as what you like or what you think that I could do better. 

 

Cycles

         There is a cool thing that has been added to blender, it is called Cycles. In a nutshell, it renders the image as a whole, calculating where the rays of light and color bounce off objects into the camera. This makes images much more realistic, as it is more closely replicating the actual world. There are some amazing things that people have made using this new feature. Another program called LuxRender, uses a similar but more sophisticated algorithm these.
Here are some more cycles images, all are created in blender. In the last image you can see some graininess, this will go away if you let it keep rendering. Tell me which is your favorite in the comments below! Thanks for reading, and don't forget to subscribe!