Awesome Anthropomorphic Langur Polypainted in Nomad without UVs

A solid work by Rohit Singh Bhui.

Character Artist Rohit Singh Bhui showcased a new creature art: a beautiful anthropomorphic langur with a bunch of bananas on his hip.

One of the most impressive features of the sculpt made in the Nomad app for iPad is that it was polypainted, with the artist using no UVs. The result is pleasantly realistic; Bhui captured the tiniest of details on the character's body: from protruding veins to barely noticeable sweat tracks.

Here are some in-progress updates:

Intrigued readers can check out Bhui's projects on X/Twitter. He is especially great at sculpting ripped people and monsters.

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