Turkish designer created a photorealistic 3D model of the girl from the GTA IV intro
Turkish 3D modeler Hossein Diba, famous for his photorealistic work, depicts pop culture characters, which shared a three-dimensional model of Lola Del Rio from GTA IV. In the original, the girl decorated the opening screen of the famous game.
In his account on ArtStation, Hossein published a post in which he showed the work he had created from different angles and distances. The designer paid attention to skin imperfections, pores, the vascular pattern on the eyes, and a “gun” on the face. His work with hair deserves special attention – eyebrows, eyelashes, and hair on the head are not solid objects but separate elements. The author also released a video in which he showed a three-dimensional model of a girl in dynamics.
The body of the heroine was created, taking into account all the anatomical details. It’s amazing how Hossein Deeb manages to talentedly bypass the concept of “sinister valley,” which in graphics and animation defines the stage when the created character in appearance approaches a realistic human, which causes the audience to have the effect of rejection. This usually happens due to poor working out of defects, some “irregularities” of the body that every person has.
This is not his only work on the Grand Theft Auto universe – we previously talked about other Hossein projects, where he managed to create three-dimensional models of girls from GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas. In his profile on ArtStation, you can find works with other characters; for example, Hossein thus “modernized” Carl Johnson, Tommy Vercetti, Bart Simpson, Niko Bellic, and others.
