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well you never wrote me on msn right? so...
you can still contact me
It's simply the case that I need a way to send them you know

however, the models are still in the mod, if it ever gonna be released you'll be able to play with them
but right now I have to say those models took me too much time to simply disappear...
Edited by IPS, 24 October 2009 - 19:42.

Some awesome stuff in here
I may well be in touch

Mike
Edited by Viseur, 19 October 2009 - 17:43.

I would just want to inform everyone that Unleashed is not dead. There was simply not enough progress going on and IPS wanted to see his models ingame.

However, progress has started picking up again and hopefully we can get this mod back on it's feet.

Whether these models will STILL be available to the public is under debate.

back on topic:

progress, with a big problem >.<
which version should I finish?!

I'm a fan of both versions, as the top piece is an advancement of your previous work, and the second is more "personal", as it focuses on the insectoid creature. Perhaps you could develop them both eventually. I really like the purple reflection cast by the creature on the green crystal.

If I can say something about the creature I'd like to: It seems that the colour of the creature was influenced by the Zerg from StarCraft (particularly the Hydralisk), which isn't a bad thing. The way the thorax connects to the abdomen looks like that of a wasp's because of the relatively thin body to a large abdomen.

Very well done IPS. As always, I look forward to much more from you.

I say 2nd the finish one

Both are awesome, good work IPS.

thanks!

well, I decided that finishing a picture that you don't 100% like is not really satisfying.
so, I started all over again.

first rough sketch:

The rough sketch holds a lot of promise, and the perspective is a welcome difference to the other two works you showed in earlier posts. The angle is down on the creature, as if positioned above, and though the sketch is still in its "rough" stages, there is still some detail to be gleaned from it. I noticed the faint hint at wings, particularly in the upper left of the sketch. They look kind of how I expected, something like that of a set belonging to a Dragonfly. I do like that you pay special attention to where the crystal casts its light, and shade it so that in areas that the crystal isn't shining directly on, there is still light being thrown in that direction, however indirect in nature.

I hope I can verify the promising look^^

progress:



I'm not really happy with the color I've picked though, I'll probably change it later.
Edited by IPS, 27 October 2009 - 20:55.

Yeah the brown doesn't do it justice.

With the focus of your sketch being brown, a colour, which, if accompanied looks fine, just isn't doing your subject a whole lot of justice. Granted, this is a work in progress, so there is time and room to improve upon the sketch.

The one you started later is far better dude, perspective is perfect so aswell as the anatomy of the insect, but I recommend you to do it green or in the colour you will do the environment, if you can give it right camouflage , this piece will kick ass and I hope you are working on it at high-resolution, so I can steal it and do it my wallpaper when its done

I think I got it right this time



@Gabriel
it should be big enough, I paint it a A3 with 300dpi^^
Edited by IPS, 28 October 2009 - 11:07.

I thought you had it right the first time

Very nice work IPS.

Nice work indeed IPS, I do like the second one a lot more than the first one, there's more warmth for me in the second one (and while I should not be looking to an insect for warmth ) and it just makes the image a hell of a lot nicer for me. Really well done, and looking forward to seeing the final outcome.
Edited by AJ, 28 October 2009 - 12:19.

A different colour and a different angle. i thought you got it right also, just not the tone for the creature as it lacked a bit of depth. This time however, you've nailed it. What's more is, you've added more than just colour to your subject, but also detail. The black speckles on the crest and forelegs of your creature really make it stand out. Well done IPS.

Ah now it indeed has that feeling of depth that it previously lacked! Nice job.

soon we'll have an update on the painting, but meanwhile:

stuttgart at night and day








Edited by IPS, 02 November 2009 - 21:46.

Wow they're wasting a lot of metal to build those funny lamp posts

IPS, on 2 Nov 2009, 15:15, said:

Quite possibly, and most definitely, my favourite of the group. The power of shutter speed.

Awesome, Stuttgart seems to be an awesome City, I need to go there once... well maybe next year... Münster first :O

Mylo

Agreed with nooka, great shots there

My apologies for opening on a somewhat rude note, but:

IPS, on 19 Oct 2009, 15:23, said:

Sorry, but I'm gonna have to ask you to remove that pic, at least for now. ZHU is becoming active again (probably), and this unit is still slated to go in and feature in a (hopefully near-)future update. If you don't want to, all right, in the end it's still your model, but personally I'd rather you keep it hidden from the public for the time being.



And on a more positive note: Your 2D art is absolutely stunning. I'm a big fan of the epic clash on page 6, and this insect looks awesome as well. Somehow, I get the feeling it's a pretty intelligent life-form, or at least a member of a complex society.

ofcoz...

thx, indeed it is intelligent


tadaaa

rough version finished. maybe I'll add some details later


Edited by IPS, 13 November 2009 - 15:40.

The detail in your work is always what hits me first. The way you depict such intricate shades and colours is just amazing. If this is the "rough" version, I can only imagine what the final version might look like. The object the insect is holding is so finely detailed. You're able to make out each individual petal (if those are petals). Well done IPS!!