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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I realize the hair is not realistic, but I aimed for cartoon look...
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I like it alot. and I also like the hair, its great for that style.
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I mean to some level. I used one lofted surface for face and neck, with one hole for mouth (so called mouthcentered) But, than I modeled eyes separately and used transparency maps to make edge invisible. Now I owe an explanation why I did it this way. I'm writing a book for my students on various types of modeling. So because this is the first technique I learned I thought it should be in my book
)) I did the ears in the same way. In the area between neck and dress it could be called patches model...
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She almost looks like an Epyptian princess in modern times.
Great work!
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I always try to make models very animatable, so they can pass casting for any film
So far this model is just an illustration for book.
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