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New Model/Concept Art [Loki's Helmet]

So this is my next planned model once I get both Doomhammer and Mjólnir finished and textured. So this piece being from the Marvel Cinematic Universe I need to get it to look very nice proportion wise. The helmet itself I think is going to be very tricky due to the amount of overlapping layers and as well as some unusual features. Those being the horns on the helmet which I think the only hard part for those is when they will curl back in towards the helmet. In this version of the helmet I will be adding a little something from the comics and that being a blue gem that in the comes he always had in his crown.



I drew both a front facing and a side view for a all round basic look at the helmet in which it will help me make it easier to get the shape done correctly. I would be doing the back of the helmet however with it being very plain just from the side and the front view will suffice for what I need to get this helmet modeled correctly.



After all of the modeling I will need to texture this piece however that may be a bit tricky because I haven't really worked with anything chrome or golden before so when it comes to texturing the whole piece is going to be gold apart from the blue gem. The stand for the helmet however is not a finished design so I would expect that to change before I get to modeling it. This piece will be in big project as one of the models in the Vault.

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