Cheetara Model by hathor21
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is the first in my series to pay homage to the cartoons i grew up loving as a child of the 80's.
Cheetara was made in Poser5, everything else was modeled in 3d Max 5. GI is accomplished thanks to the astounding VRAY renderer.
More to come soon
Comments (15)
Lovin it. I grew up with thundercats. Soooo cool. As is this image.
Very cool. My son loved the Thundercats and I watched them with him. I'd love to see them all re-created here at Renderosity!
I WANT THAT MUG DAMN IT! lol^^ Only one nit picky thing . . . you for got her one arm cuff. Way better that I could do tho^^
Oooh! I feel so ancient~ I grew up with the Amazing 4, Captain America, Wonder Woman etc~ before anyone ever thought about giving comic book characters starring roles in the movies!. . . LOL Nice comp!
u know it was interesting I was thinking about this cartoon a few days ago... cool image... man.. like it alot....
terrific modeling work!!! excellent textures.
THUNDER CATS HOOOOOOOO, classic and looks great.. excellent work
Looks great!!!
beautiful done!
Very nice work ! But if she's a model kit she's in one hell of a dull pose !!
what a great idea, i love it:) very well done! If I could make a criticism...lose the blue background, put an enviroment map or something in the background, then it will be a work of genius!
Killer work !!!
... la mezcla de texturas y combinaciones de tecnicas... Exelente sobre todo por lo estetico.
Question what figure did you use to make that???? Its outstanding!
The figure I used was the old school Vicki 1 model with the Las Vegas Hair. The rest was all texture painting.