...AND another update, this time with the female Dial-tone dressed like the original, and a new (Cadet) Deming design.

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/ ... et-deming/

...AND another update, this time with the female Dial-tone dressed like the original, and a new (Cadet) Deming design.

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/ ... et-deming/

All these look great guys! Not had time to do any myself, but keep em coming.

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Next up for me is from the new sculpt era. I never saw this version *as* Torch, so I have always been looking for a suitable codename for him. Maybe it's just the new sculpt coloring, but he seemed Mexican to me, so that opens up plenty of character.

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Permit myself to introduce...myself...

Austin Powers

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After I did my Oktober Guardian, I wanted to try to create a character like DC's KGBeast and the NKVDemon.

I just had inspiration hit me and whipped this up.

I think this character would be more something out of the Sunbow cartoon kinda character. Maybe a fictional Russian superhero toyline the Oktober Guard might reference...

I give you, the CCCPatriot

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One of the most obscure G.I. Joe characters out there shows up and speaks in one episode of the old cartoon series. In “Lasers in the Night,” Lady Jaye talks to Alice, the technician working on her Skystriker. It’s strange for one of the support staff to get a name and some lines, but Alice was singled out for some reason.

First, we have Alice as she originally appeared, and then I gave her a full-Joe redesign as a “Battlefield Technician.” Sort of the G.I. Joe version of the Techno-Viper. I didn’t come up with a code name for her, but feel free to make up your own!

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/03/05/alice-battlefield-technician/

One of the most obscure G.I. Joe characters out there shows up and speaks in one episode of the old cartoon series. In “Lasers in the Night,” Lady Jaye talks to Alice, the technician working on her Skystriker. It’s strange for one of the support staff to get a name and some lines, but Alice was singled out for some reason.

First, we have Alice as she originally appeared, and then I gave her a full-Joe redesign as a “Battlefield Technician.” Sort of the G.I. Joe version of the Techno-Viper. I didn’t come up with a code name for her, but feel free to make up your own!

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/03/05/alice-battlefield-technician/

Raptor is way up at the top of the list of most ridiculously dressed G.I. Joe figure. He is basically 100% comic book super villain. Here’s a new version of Raptor that makes him into a flying soldier with backpack glider. No feathers in sight.

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/ ... ic-raptor/

Raptor is way up at the top of the list of most ridiculously dressed G.I. Joe figure. He is basically 100% comic book super villain. Here’s a new version of Raptor that makes him into a flying soldier with backpack glider. No feathers in sight.

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/ ... ic-raptor/

Here’s a little experiment with something new on the site. While not including original concepts, this is a character design timeline for Grunt, with eleven different looks for the character over the years. With Grunt being a smaller profile character, just imagine how many looks for a character like Duke we could end up with. Opinions on whether this is a series that people may be interested in are greatly appreciated!

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/ ... -timeline/

Here’s a little experiment with something new on the site. While not including original concepts, this is a character design timeline for Grunt, with eleven different looks for the character over the years. With Grunt being a smaller profile character, just imagine how many looks for a character like Duke we could end up with. Opinions on whether this is a series that people may be interested in are greatly appreciated!

https://joeconcepts.wordpress.com/2015/ ... -timeline/

How are you doing the tiger stripes?

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Under the Item "Patterns", there's long camo stripes. If you use "masking" to attach that to the shirt, then adjust the size and shape of the pattern you can get it to look like smaller stripes. It kind of takes a little experimenting to get it right.

When you spend lots of (too much) time with the program there's a lot more you can do with it then it first seems like.

I get the premise of masking items, but how do you grab onto the pattern in order to adjust the size? Every time I've done masking on an object, there is only two ways to do it. 1) Select item and then click on it, or selecting item and then playing with the numbers options.

Do you mean this pattern?

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