Worrier boy Low-poly 3D model

1. Character Design Breakdown (From 2D to 3D in Blender)A. Base Sculpting (6–10 hours)Body shape: Athletic/muscular male — use base mesh or create from scratch using Sculpt Mode.

Focus on muscle anatomy: arms, chest, forearms, and shoulders.

Keep proportions realistic (head:body ratio around 1:7.5).

Tools: Dynamic Topology, Multires modifier

B. Retopology & UV Unwrapping (5–8 hours)Clean up the sculpt for animation.

Use Quad Remesher (if you have access) or manual RetopoFlow add-on.

Then unwrap UVs for texturing.

C. Outfit Modeling (12–16 hours)Create the layered tactical robe, shoulder armor, scarf, belt, and shinobi-style pants.

Use Cloth Simulation for scarf and lower robes.

Add belt details: pouches, knives, small props.

Modifier: Solidify for armor parts Tip: Use reference planes for symmetry

D. Texturing (6–10 hours)Use Substance Painter, Quixel Mixer, or Blender’s Shader Editor.

Rough leather for the vest, soft cloth for scarf, weathered sandals.

Add details: dust, scratches, blood stains on fabric edges.

E. Hair Creation (2–4 hours)Medium-length spiked undercut with red streaks.

Use Hair Curves or Polygon hair cards (for real-time optimization).

F. Rigging & Weight Painting (5–8 hours)Use Rigify add-on or custom rig for full control.

Extra bones for scarf and belt.

Weight paint muscle areas carefully for realistic deformation.

G. Shader & Render Setup (2–4 hours)Use Eevee or Cycles.

Add HDRI lighting for realism.

Apply ambient occlusion and subtle post-processing.

Estimated Total TimeSkill Level Approx. Total TimeBeginner 60–80 hoursIntermediate 35–50 hoursAdvanced 25–35 hours

Optional Add-ons to Speed Up:Auto-Rig Pro (Rigging)

Hair Tool (Hair cards)

Decal Machine (Surface details)

RetopoFlow (Retopology)