ZBrush sculpt and render of stylized character, started him out from a sphere and went from there. I consider the style to be Pixar meets comic book. Loved sculpting his face and expression, the hair and designing his outfit—he was a prima donna about getting into pose, though. Maybe in the future I'll sculpt him up some legs to stand on. ;}
Heyo! I love games. Many different games. But currently Fallout 4 is among those consuming me. However, in the spirit of expressing exuberance in the form of game art, I decided to take a whirl at my imagined player character for Fallout 3, Ms. 101 Lone Wanderer herself, as she’s being pulled forward into Fallout 4′s time frame. It always perplexed me why with there being so much modding and MacGyvering in the post-apocalyptic world all that wouldn’t also translate to the look of outfits and accessories much more than it does. This aspect would especially be true of busybody tinkerers like my LW, and I took that into account in sussing out her concept details. I figure the outfit is part unique construction, part wasteland re-purposing and part modded Brotherhood of Steel fodder. She’s not a member, but she had connections, so I figured parts is parts, no? Everything not armor is ballistic weave MkV, anyway, so I don’t see the problem. ;}
An art gift for @ComeHitherAshes! Hither’s Hancock and Pen are adorable together and I can’t wait to read more. Keep taking the Commonwealth by storm, m’lady! I’ll be sure to have the kettle on when you get back to base.
(Psst! Check out her story: Death in a Duster!)
Harkness and Ted Davies for Andy. Thank you for being the gateway story that made me appreciate Fallout 3 as much as Fallout 4. May your robot and marshmallow tale continue ever on. ;}
No, seriously. Please write more. Please?
