Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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Fantastic and soo easy to use. Reminds me of XSI's Hair (a lot)
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I can see what brush you used from Photoshop on the T-shirt.
The hair looks like it's self illuminating due to no shadows.
He looks a bit blocky here and there, try to round those parts off.
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The photoshop brushes are not a worry for me, they were an aid to get a bit of a hippy look to his T-Shirt without putting in tonnes of hours clicking and drawing with my tablet, as I said the textures are simple, there's nothin complex about this guy at all.
Shave automatically calulates shadows, so the issue you see is due to his hair being blonde that is giving a real shine off of it, and the 3 point lighting I have in place. I have tried him with 3 or 4 styles. His hair is a work in Progress, Shave was an early Chrimbo pressie and I am still getting to grips with the simple aspects of the tool.
His blockyness is intentional, its the "style" I chose to go with.
Again, thx for the comments. Always appreciated
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