Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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I'm going to stick with the unaware victim thing I think, have been playing about with the expression on his face, doing a few variations, here's my favourite so far.
It's the "Hmm, did I just hear something?...." look.
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it's an awesome expression
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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glad you're all liking the expression, I had a few others I tried but they didn't have the same frameable quality to them as this one, every angle I looked at it just made me laugh! A little bit like one of the Sims if anyone knows what I mean. Whoja Booja?.... lol (slightly geeky EA game joke, sorry....)
Also glad the black humour came across Bullet, can't really have humour in horror without it being that way can you?! lol
Will have more soon, work taking over for a few days as always....
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Here's what I've come up with this afternoon, still need to work on it some more, will also post the blood spattered version in a minute....
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I like it mate...that is good. Yeh I agree with stwert...the spatter needs something mate...it may need to be heavier in spots??
Lookin bloody good though mate!!!
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Will look at adding some extra blood when I get a chance to do any more to it, glad you're liking it so far though!
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the model and expression is top class.Are you not doing the chainsaw guy then? behind him or included, dont 4get, the challenge is the horror character if im not mistaken. Good work though.
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