This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
I think about making an elephant´s head - if time allows me to. nothing superduper hardly ever seen unique animal but it has no fur - that´s important! and it would be exciting trying to achieve the look of crumpled skin.
and here comes the basic shape. blocked out with the MJpoly tools. using the spinEdges tool now I´ll rebuild the mesh to have the edges flow along the basic muscle and bone groups.
thx for taking time to review my wip. I appreciate! this model will be changed a lot during the process of tweaking. because I have 2 completly different pics for side_ref and front_ref I just used those pics in the beginning for blocking out the basic form of the head. from then on I toggled them off and just went on tweaking intuitively.
Hey very nice underneath skull feeling so far Matt
I just got 2 little things (aprat from edge flows), nothing deep but important for the start i would say.
- I'm wondering if scaling the whole head a bit more wide, like 10-20%, would not get it closer to mds.
I think you loose a small part of volume originally set in LP, when smoothing or else. Maybe i'm wrong with the angle of view, but that's a feeling
- About the "teeth", i would rotate them so they point a bit more upwards like first mds or outwards, like second. As the length also, i guess you already set them as model while writing this. :blush:
you´re right 100% with scaling the width. that´s what I´m struggling with. also the eyepart which either matches the side or the front reference both - in hight and in width. but thx for pointing on the scaling thing. upper head needs more hydrocephalus style like this. but keep in mind that if the ears once added - creates a lot of extra volume.
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