Always imagine your character design is in motion as you design it. Imagine they are an actor at a costume fitting, talk to them about how the movement is, imagine them trying stuff.
https://twitter.com/hvent90/status/1480700998733615110
You absolutely must imagine things in motion but also in context- imagine them moving through a room doing what they are supposed to do.
Form always follows function, and so the function is your priority.
What is needed from this thing?
Can you get inside? Does it become damaged? How should it make you feel? How many are on screen? What distance do you usually look at it from?
What is needed from this thing?
Can you get inside? Does it become damaged? How should it make you feel? How many are on screen? What distance do you usually look at it from?
This is often why you DONT want to finish the high poly first.
Make a rough model and import it, see if it does what you need it to first. Then you can spend ages working on the high poly, knowing the work isn't wasted.
Make a rough model and import it, see if it does what you need it to first. Then you can spend ages working on the high poly, knowing the work isn't wasted.
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