Thank you! Although honestly...I envy those who can just throw up 'dirty' sculpts and it looks amazing. I have to work the shit outta something until it looks even halfway decent. 
Finally spun up a full #Polycount thread for Chimera and I'm pretty stoked to finally be digging through this piece! Feels like I've got this art version of a "Steam library backlog" - just not enough hours in the day! #wip
https://polycount.com/discussion/203808/overwatch-fan-character-project-chimera …pic.twitter.com/abKMWPTg1E
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If I were streaming, that would be roughly the same footage from my webcam while arting.
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SHES LOOKING SO GOOD!! I really wanna one of the concepts and just go all out on it as well. I cant wait to see your progress on her!!
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Dude, that would be awesome! Have you seen some of the early work for Tracer's outfit?! I almost went for one of those over this, but there's a good chance those concept might be used for future skins.
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shes looking so cool!
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Really loving it! I really want them sweet deets about how you did the clothing. Manual topology editing for the seams or sculpted? I've been too reliant on the topo stuff for mine lately
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Seams being...the green piping? In both cases, I usually do a combination: dynamesh something that looks close, and then manual Topology brush and pushing verts around to get nice clean polys. Then Panel Loops and more tweaking. Occasionally I rely on ZRemesh, but usually topo.
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