Badniks & Bosses

I might, if I can
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It would be better if you did the whole badnik like in the official art. Your latest work just makes all the body parts out of proportion with each other.

 

Hmm, I'll do that. It might take a while.

 

Also, the neck needs to be attached the body via hole.

 

I don't know, need it or not, but I done it...Please say anything about that and say what need to do...

 

I'm not going to lie; that Buzzer looks atrocious. It pretty much embodies all the bad aspects of NURBS.

 

just that first model what I done, before I was doing only different vectorial logos
need try again) and,probably,choose another character...

 

Check the database to see what needs to be done. I think you have wasted your time doing that because I think it's done. You need to ask CN.

 

If you need some help, feel free to PM me. There are clear examples on the first page of the art style we are going in, and honestly that buzzer is about as far away from that style as possible. The most important thing you need to remember is that the basic shapes come first, shading second. Even if you have posted that without any shading, there is still a ton of work that would need to be done to the basic shapes to make it even workable for this project.

But that is all beside the point, as CK mentioned, you should not be focusing on the buzzer right now as we already have it covered. You have a list on the first page of badniks that need to be completed, and I would highly suggest focusing on those for now.

Again, I am more than willing to help you out, but you need to go back and really think about the style we are going for, and try to integrate that style into a HTZ badnik. Start with the basic shapes, with little to no shading, and post it here. There are plenty of helpful people here who can then steer you in the right direction. After the form of your badnik is perfected, then, and only then, should you start shading.

 

I was start working on it before I look on completed badniks, so sorry for that mistake...I will endeavour correspond established style, just I need some practice to do it.

 

I start working on spiker and want ask what are you think about it...It far from the end, but I have complete (imho) his form, palette of chassis was not sort out, drill fully not ready, it just first sample...As example I use model of ghora by Cerulean Nights. Within the next few days I present more polished model, but I need to know, with his form it closer to need style and what I need to correct in that model?

 

I'd say that's a very good first attempt, but it always helps posting the original sprite and artwork for comparison.

I need to point out, though, that the curve at the bottom of the spiky hat should be flat, so the perspective used is consistant with the art direction.

 

I've correct image in my previously post and add original sprite. About perspective on drill (or spiky hat), thanks for the tip, It will be corrected, I was not thought about that when draw the hat.

 

I think you should try to put those "cracks" in the drill like the original. I had tried to do the same, but as am still learning on how to work on the Illustrator, it didn't looked so good as your badnik.

By the way, should the drill be a perfect cone?

 

I think that this is the one that is using better fire balls. Also, I have a suggestion. That is to make the fire ball tails to follow the previous ball in a circle according that the sprite goes moving around the badnik.

 

Oh god this again. Has anyone even bothered to rip those flames yet of the boss fire that goes on the grass?

 

Some.

 

I think the fire Robotnik makes can be fundimentally different looking, while retaining a similar style of fire. It doesn't need to be the same sprite.

 

Okay, after quite a long time of not knowing if I got the proportions perfect, I finally got to work on the shading. Granted, my progress has been rather slow, so I only have a WIP of the Base's shading. Mainly posting this to show that I HAVE been working on something. Still trying to get it smooth, but I think what I have is a decent start.