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
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For whatever it's worth, a long neck has been used in art to depict someone who is shifty, and given the character's occupation (an assassin, I presume), the longer neck adds to the character's overall unpleasant demeanor! The neck tendons may be a bit thick, but I will presume it is part of the design.
I rather like the eyes. Their positioning adds to the scariness of this fellow.
Excellent work, thanks for sharing! Keep us posted as this model nears completion!
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i definately changed the head a bit more drastically.
worked on torso legs are next then final tweak then garments.
fingers also not done.
maybe tomorrow if more time.
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good job!!!!!!!
i really like the miscle definition
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Nice work on the muscles esp in the back.
Could you post a wireframe of your char?
You doing it in Sub-d? Nurbs?
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ill post wires once i get home.
thanx for comments.
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Otherwise its all pretty neat, but you should really box model LOL
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