yea Dave, ill adjust the pants a lot more.
you re right about the horizontal wrinkles.
my monitor just broke, so i cant really work much. right now its only showing the bottom half of my screen:angery:
edit: boots done.
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yea Dave, ill adjust the pants a lot more.
you re right about the horizontal wrinkles.
my monitor just broke, so i cant really work much. right now its only showing the bottom half of my screen:angery:
edit: boots done.
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And how do you get your model smooth with so little geometry and so much details? I model with wayyyy too much geometry, but I'm not sure how to overcome that.
Uv'ing this is gonna be a big pain. haha
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as for the details, i guess i should say its all about curve flow, or edge flow in this case. thats all.
beleive it or not i enjoy UV'ing
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HEATHEN! lol just kidding :p Amazing work as always. Keep it upOriginally posted by vladimirjp
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Neat Stuff. I agree about the end of the shoes though.
As for uvs, I have a particular liking for them as well. Its where the final magic begins, to start bringing models to life
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ill start texture maybe in a week or so.
school work is back in action... never shoul have waisted spring break modeling in the first place...
some clay renders.
i fixed the boot
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