I made 3D menus for Hexen 2 and Portal of Praevus, the game switches between the two. Thinking about doing Quake 1 next.
It looks nice but the warp nacelles aren’t glowy enough.
Yeah, it would need some LED lighting, and I don’t know how to do it. I may go back and add lighting later if I can figure it out.
Started to get back into Minecraft again.
Finally put a tail on that fucker.
What is it?
what is it?
From the show Metalocalypse, Mordhaus is the massive Dragon-headed structure the band (and seventh largest economy in the world) Dethklok resides in.
Established on the edge of a polluted canyon;
The structure took massive damage during an attack in the Second Season Finale. The structure took to the skies to preform uninterrupted repairs and renovations, and stayed there for the duration of the third season.
Season 4’s intro saw Mordhaus’ return to earth atop a snowy mountain region.
I have decided to recreate the place in MC, and have set the location to be parallel to its current location as of Season 4.
quite sexy
Exactly.
Edit:
Shit, started a new page with nothing to ‘Show Off’
Here’s something I sketched about a week ago:
Why is he holding a plastic cup?
Cheap cups from Prom Night, which I never actually attended.
You know, I actually really do like the movie designs, but I hate those hands. It’s this horrifying biomechanical beast that would give the target audience of its IP nightmares, and then it has these goofy cartoony human hands.
related:
That picture made my day.
Yeah I can understand where you’re coming from; the style of the hands just don’t match with the rest of the body. I’m thinking claws//talons might be more appropriate.
It might be so that, er, whatever it is can manipulate objects as much as human.
While that is indeed the intended idea, the issue is that the style if said hands don’t go very well with the rest if the body.
Perhaps if I reworked their colors instead, the hands would be a bit more presentable.
Well, all they need to be able to do is hold their staffs. Hell, they don’t even need hands.
There’s more to life than holding staffs 