Sorry, missed a week of posting Alita work! :) Here is more design work I did for Alita’s berserker body, in various stages including some early work-in-progress work. Few words on the process: ZBrush for initial design and form sculpting, XSI for retopo and more final surfaces + details(mostly all SubD), a little bit of Moi3D(way less than on doll body) and rendering in Keyshot. Fore more info on my participation in the project please refer to my original post here: https://www.facebook.com/vitaly.bulgarov/posts/3013422488684061 Also as usual, a little but important disclaimer that I've been including in all the posts on Alita in case someone misses a post: Shut-out to the teams over at Lightstorm and Weta and other vfx studios who worked on the film. The concept-art/3D design work I did was influenced by both the original manga as well as the art done by the awesome artists over at Lightstorm. And when it comes to VFX, Weta did the necessary changes/updates to make sure the design works well in motion on the…

Last post on Alita's "doll" body before moving onto Berskerer designs! Here are a few full body and leg images for the more final concept design I did for the film. The head geometry here is a slightly modified 3d scan model I got from Lightstorm's art department and is something I didn't work on. It's here only for scale and overall context. Thanks again Ben Procter and Dylan Cole for opportunity to work on this! I first used Zbrush for overall form sculpting and to define part-lines placement, then Softimage for the retopo + creating more refined SubD shell surfaces and Moi3d for peripheral /visible internal components (I didn't work on the the full internal skeleton). Then took the shells back to Zbrush for additional details such as ornament and then rendered it all in Keyshot. Fore more info on my participation in the project please refer to the first post here: https://www.facebook.com/vitaly.bulgarov/posts/3013422488684061 Also a little but important disclaimer that I'll be including in all the posts on…

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