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Jason Voorhees

The goal was to little details here and there that fans of the franchise could spot to so it was important to look at reference those details.

This was a useful experience of me trying to refine my workflow with Zbrush to Maya despite some challenges of the model being broken up or the high poly not wanting to bake onto the low poly. It took me a hole week to texture it all in substance painter.

Then bring it back to Maya for lighting and into photoshop to add the background.

References & Progress

The goal was to little details here and there that fans of the franchise could spot to so it was important to look at reference those details.

This is my favourite design for Jason. close up.

Creating a bust of the character so it was important to see his body but not necessarily anything lower.

Kane Hodder is the actor who has played Jason the most and is the most recognisable version of Jason.

Without mask.

Zombie vision.

Zombie vision without the mask.

Jason’s first depiction in a video game.

It was important for me to make everything look right underneath the mask just in case the camera gets shifted or something doesn't work as well as I originally planed.

Here I was having some trouble with the sculpted model that I imported from Zbrush. The model itself was broken up into many groups and I had to figure out how I could fix that before I could make use the auto-retopology tool.

Here I'm showing I had a problem with the high poly bake to the low poly model.
All over thethe model a grid pattern.

Here I fixed it by selecting the model and re-adjusted the normals in Maya.

Progress on the texturing.