Cyborg Alien - Details

Cyborg Alien - Details



I wanted the alien to look rough and aged so I made his skin dry and cracked. To achieve the look I wanted it was just a case of layering up multiple layers of different skin textures.

For the eyes, because I had previously modeled in the cornea separately to the eyeball, I could give the cornea it's own reflective texture so that it resembled a more realistic eye.



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