Angles.
Cycles render

Substance Painter renders in iRay.

The jawplate is seperate geo, as was matched to the face rig with data transfers in Blender.

In order to not rely on complex rigs or constraints, I wanted to keep the arms to a single rotation point (elbow). The cables in the arm are uniform to a single rotation axis, so they work like a regular two-bone arm.

Shoulder plates. I wanted to get nerdy with lore and details, so the QR codes are functional, and the brands on the model are (fictional) producers of different aspects - armor, weapons, etc.

Full rear view. I'm super happy with the spine / back, it looks great considering it is majority texture work.

More spine.

Front torso. The emissive lines on the torso scroll vertically, like a slow water flow on the vertical axis, top-to-bottom.

Side profile. I wanted some subtle roughness and normal variations, so some 'plates' have different levels slightly.

Closeups of torso detail. I made some radial alphas for use with normal mapping (height-to-normal, etc), and combined these with metals & emissives to create stamped detail onto the body.

Lower torso, legs.
The band reads 'DANCE WITH ME'.
I intend to make it animatable and accept live text input via OSC so it is changable on the fly in accepted platforms!

Hip closeup.

Thigh closeup. More nerdy stamps.

Feet. These are rigged in such a way that the toe bone retains the end plate of the foot, almost as if it is magnetised to the floor, but not requiring any crazy rigging, so it is compatible pretty much everywhere. A nice low-profile mechanical effect.

*Heavy* use of normal mapping for details. Custom and shelf stamps were great here.
All detail is painted manually, since the base mesh was poly modelled.

Base Color, Metallic and Roughness

Normal map hacks! These are flat single sided geo. Using UV shell borders as a reference, I bevelled in the height to give them more depth.

While ARkit is pretty expressive, there's occasionally need for baked in expressions when facetracking is not possible, so I've added in some blendshapes for this purpose.