Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 2
This course will look in the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. It's aimed at people that have some modeling experience in Maya but are having trouble with
complex objects.
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https://www.the-blueprints.com/index.php?blueprints/
If you're looking for a big challenge look in ships. This one may worth a shot:
https://www.the-blueprints.com/index....us/15322/view/
Good luck!
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Quality find! Bookmarked, Ive got some 3dsk ones that were free with 3d world. that arereally good, I keep thinking of signing up to 3dsk.Originally posted by Funky Bunnies
you can get some pretty nice front/side images from mugshots
https://www.heads.thnom.com/
Ideally, I think I like working with drawings tbh
Loomis has some drawings here and there - you can probably find some front/side images of his one fineart
One of those cons looks like Bill Oddie!
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thanks for that Mug-shot site. they are good reference!
ill start tonight or tomorrow. im gonna be at the mall with friends until 10 tonight
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yeah, nice find funky!Originally posted by Funky Bunnies
you can get some pretty nice front/side images from mugshots
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gosh, just had a look, they're all ummm, well how to put this... -quite ugly?
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ha ha - that was quite.... diplomatic of you.Originally posted by farbtopf
cool, great reference site, thanks a lot for that one.
gosh, just had a look, they're all ummm, well how to put this... -quite ugly?
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but modeling/art wise that's actually quite good as I suppose you'd want something a bit more distinct, -some real characters. The last thing I'd want were more people looking like the everyday faces on tv and advertising
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www.the-blueprints.com they have have humans as well as hundreds and hundreds of other blueprints to work from.
on the left, click on humans, then in the center, click humans again (it's right under animals) then click the photos you want to see :p
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Try to make it 100% there model or better
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