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This was the most frustrating part of this model, but also went by the fastest. Maybe I'm actually learning how Blender works? I don't much care for Godzilla being monochromatic. In the daylight scene from the 2014 movie, and based on the PS4 game model, there is some variation in color. I added a touch of lighter green to his stomach and the bottom of his tail, and added some grey to the spines. I am not happy with the mouth. The bottom teeth are too small and too few, but if I go back to try and fix it now, I'll just find something else and never finish. This is more of a learning experience, so I'm going to forge ahead and try better next time.

I used a brush from this link: www.blendswap.com/blends/view/…
The creative commons license requests attribution, but the user hosting the brushes at that link isn't the creator. I believe the creator's YouTube channel is: www.youtube.com/user/jayanamga…
If I have this wrong I'd be glad to fix it to property attribute the brush maker.

One thing I ran into - I don't know how to selectively turn off the material node I used to paint the bumps using the brush stencil. This made more sensitive areas - mouth and eyes - and final touch-ups tricky because painting in a solid color also effected the bump map texture. I'll have to figure that out for future reference.

Next stop is rigging...

Description
This was the most frustrating part of this model, but also went by the fastest. Maybe I'm actually learning how Blender works? I don't much care for Godzilla being monochromatic. In the daylight scene from the 2014 movie, and based on the PS4 game model, there is some variation in color. I added a touch of lighter green to his stomach and the bottom of his tail, and added some grey to the spines. I am not happy with the mouth. The bottom teeth are too small and too few, but if I go back to try and fix it now, I'll just find something else and never finish. This is more of a learning experience, so I'm going to forge ahead and try better next time.

I used a brush from this link: www.blendswap.com/blends/view/…
The creative commons license requests attribution, but the user hosting the brushes at that link isn't the creator. I believe the creator's YouTube channel is: www.youtube.com/user/jayanamga…
If I have this wrong I'd be glad to fix it to property attribute the brush maker.

One thing I ran into - I don't know how to selectively turn off the material node I used to paint the bumps using the brush stencil. This made more sensitive areas - mouth and eyes - and final touch-ups tricky because painting in a solid color also effected the bump map texture. I'll have to figure that out for future reference.

Next stop is rigging...