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The Calossin are a bipedal race of semi-humanoid aliens originating from a far, outer section of the milky way galaxy. Despite their beastly appearance, they are known for their skills with robotics, weapons, and synthetic intelligence technologies. They also possess spacecraft capable of interstellar travel at FTL speeds, and actively pursue the colonization of planets outside their native solar system. Totally not, in any way, shape, or form, inspired by Mass Effect. Promise.

This took way longer to make than I'm willing to admit. Learned a lot about what not to do when designing a character, though! As such, you'll probably see a pretty stark contrast between this and the concept art I uploaded 6 months ago as of writing this. I sculpted a version of the body which was pretty much 1/1 with the original drawing, which turned out looking like utter garbage when viewed in 3D at any other angle. So I scrapped the whole thing (aside from the head) and sculpted a new version, which I thought looked much better. So now there's this. Cool. Here's some trivia:

Original sculpt clocked in at just over 6,000,000 polygons
Game-ready model at 13,450 polys
Made 100% in Blender
Textures and final render edited with GIMP

Description
The Calossin are a bipedal race of semi-humanoid aliens originating from a far, outer section of the milky way galaxy. Despite their beastly appearance, they are known for their skills with robotics, weapons, and synthetic intelligence technologies. They also possess spacecraft capable of interstellar travel at FTL speeds, and actively pursue the colonization of planets outside their native solar system. Totally not, in any way, shape, or form, inspired by Mass Effect. Promise.

This took way longer to make than I'm willing to admit. Learned a lot about what not to do when designing a character, though! As such, you'll probably see a pretty stark contrast between this and the concept art I uploaded 6 months ago as of writing this. I sculpted a version of the body which was pretty much 1/1 with the original drawing, which turned out looking like utter garbage when viewed in 3D at any other angle. So I scrapped the whole thing (aside from the head) and sculpted a new version, which I thought looked much better. So now there's this. Cool. Here's some trivia:

Original sculpt clocked in at just over 6,000,000 polygons
Game-ready model at 13,450 polys
Made 100% in Blender
Textures and final render edited with GIMP