Digital humans the art of the digital double
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What do you guys think so far?
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Nice clean lines. I would do the hand bigger. I know its just been started but....
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nice going Dr R ..
don't like the eyes too much but maybe when the rest of the body is on than It would fit better
any big plans with this ?
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I'm going to add more detail to the eyes perhaps blend them into the head section. With any luck I'll rig it and animate when done.
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cheers RanSicK
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maybe you could give some minor things the same colours of the eyes so that it would fit together... (not the body but maybe some spines or linkbone between the arms or something like that)
real nice progress dude looking more forward
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Thanks for the comments!
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I love the freedom in design a robot, android or cyborg gives. Its so much fun!!!
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I love the style, and the shader fits very well!
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