In nuce: Canadian VFX supervisor Taran Singh, also known by his pseudonym Captainsting, has pulled a nice-looking Spider-man out of his Blender pipeline – based on Tobey Maguire’s big-screen iteration of the web-balling superhero. In particular, Taran was inspired by the first film in the Sam Raimi film series, which was released in cinemas in 2002.
A look inside the artist’s workshop: Apart from a knife-edge of motion capturing, which Taran used to master the movement sequences of the world’s only spider with just four limbs, the 3D project was created entirely in Blender. According to Taran, the biggest challenge for him was creating the fabric of the superhero outfit – the special challenge: the grid structure that covers the entire superhero uniform. By the way: Taran holds out the prospect of making his 3D model commercially available in the future.
Click further: In the video below, the VFX supervisor from Canada explains how he taught the arachnophilic tights romper how to be a superhero in Blender. Anyone with a passion for Marvel superheroes should pay a visit to Taran’s YouTube channel . Over the past few months, Captainsting has repeatedly tackled exciting 3D projects featuring Doctor Strange, Venom, Iron Man, Ant-Man and other world saviours. If you like, you can also visit Taran on his Twitter and Instagram profiles.
How I Created Tobey Maguire Spider-Man 3D Model
