This was a personal project. I took inspiration from a wide variety of media featuring Harley Quinn. If you want to know more about the process I used and specific programs, continue reading.------------------------------------------------My Instagram https//www.instagram.com/chloeworthyart/Other Links https//linktr.ee/chloeworthyart------------------------------------------------1.) Modeling My specific goal was to improve facial anatomy and expression, in particular, I focused on a complex mouth open pose. Clothing was created in Marvelous Designer and posed using the Morph Target feature. ------------------------------------------------2.) EffectsA light was assigned to the fuse mesh the The lit fuse effect was created by first modeling the spark in Zbrush then assigning an Arnold mesh light to create the burning of the fuse look.------------------------------------------------3.) Baking, Mapping, Texturing Following Maria Panfilovas tutorial, I did my Normals, Displacement, and Polypaint baking with Multi-Map Exporter in Zbrush. I then went on to import Normals and Polypaint into Substance. This saved me time. Mapping UDIMs in Maya. Clothing, skin, and hard surface were textured in Substance Painter. In Substance, I just kept it simple using fill layers and to maintain a stylized look. For the tattoos, I used this generator by Arnaud Roy. https//www.artstation.com/artwork/w65glV------------------------------------------------4.)Rendering I used Arnold for the assembly of the textures and lights. For the mood, I wanted the feel of a warehouse. This was established by placing a bright overhead light to cast sharp shadows. Rim, key, and fill lights were also used to enhance the features of my model. These lights are used to move the eyes upwards on the model. ------------------------------------------------5.)CompositingI used FlowFrames Interpolation Software to add some smoothness to my turnaround.------------------------------------------------6.) Final Notes
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