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15-08-2011
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Sea lion
I'm hoping to finish an image for once; the original plan was just to do the whiskers and flippers then start texturing but I might do a bit more work on it now because I quite like it...
I definitely need to work on the flippers and tail more.
What do you think is the best thing to do with his whiskers? They're curves at the moment.
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15-08-2011
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See attached image, something like that should work
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15-08-2011
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15-08-2011
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Looks like a nice start there...are you going to add seamen as well ( small joke)
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17-08-2011
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Nah, it's clearly a female... unless I wanted a baby sea lion...What's this?.... no elephants? LOL
Looks like a nice start there...are you going to add seamen as well ( small joke)
I guess I just got fed up with modelling elephants... wait, that can't be right...
I'm not sure where to go with modelling now, do sea lions have any mode definition?
I might just get on with texturing in the hope of actually finishing something for once.
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17-08-2011
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17-08-2011
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Maybe a bit chubbier in the chest too
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17-08-2011
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You might be right..I'm not sureJust had a look at a few of them on Google, seems if it's an adult it should be fatter along the back and longer from the fins to the tail
Maybe a bit chubbier in the chest too
I'm trying to go for the kind of sea lion you'd see in a sea lion show (not one of the fat males though).
Although for how much fat mine has at the front I think he does perhaps need more at the back....
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