this is my first model.
a toasted man.
I'll post the other one later and the finished Ad next week!
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characters for my TV ad
this is my first model.
a toasted man.
I'll post the other one later and the finished Ad next week!
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the other character
the other character, Red Coka
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my bc is just a gradient white and blue space (lazyboy)
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One thing though, the muscle dude's face looks like one of rostoon's bust character. lol
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this looks really cool mate, nice exaggerated anatomy, i'm assuming he'll be getting some clothes at one point could get a bit embarassing if people find out he's all action man down there
It looks like he's been weighted really well as the deformations in the images are nice and clean. look forward to seeing more
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I must say I've never seen controllers quite like yours! They look like blocks of marble!
I hope we'll get to see some animation! Keep up the good work!
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sorry for not replying as fast as i could, sorry for that hope people wouldn't consider me rude for not updating this thread. I could have but the deadline was 4 days after i posted it. And i had to rusd this pretty fast, And i have the finished product and will be uploading it to youtube for you guys to watch. Thank you for your nice comments and compliments. Im glad you like my humble characters. thanks a lot. At first i though why people didint respond, probably im a newbie here but will be staying still. Looking forward to learn from you guys!
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