Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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One thing does strike me as odd... if you cover the front of the face, the back of the head looks fine, and if you cover the back, the front looks fine, but together, they seem to be offset from each other. The back of the head would seem to be looking forward, while the front is obvioiusly tilted down some.
Hope that made sense.
Very good job, though.
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The side reference image I used doesn't show the backside of the head. Thanks for the comments. Maybe I'll try to tilt the back of the head as well...
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Now this model, it´s awfully great ... you can see the improvements throughout the thread!
Keep on it kbrown!
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looks like it comes in then back out a little to much
but hey...awesome all the same...but do you see the point i mean?
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Head observation ...
I actually had to tilt down the reference image to create this vector map.One thing does strike me as odd... if you cover the front of the face, the back of the head looks fine, and if you cover the back, the front looks fine, but together, they seem to be offset from each other. The back of the head would seem to be looking forward, while the front is obvioiusly tilted down some.
Don´t mind the frontal part ... (except that neck line below)
Look at the back now ... seems to be quite an inteligent girl that model .. but unfortunately too much. I guess this is what´s ticking off mtmckinley.
Hope it helps ...
(By the way do you know Loomis? That vector map was created after one of his drawing books, must see reference)
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Re: Head observation ...
Thanks adl! Actually I have the Loomis Figure Drawing book but I had forgotten itOriginally posted by adldesigner
(By the way do you know Loomis? That vector map was created after one of his drawing books, must see reference)
Thanks for reminding me. I'll try it tomorrow (no time today)...
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Maybe that means something else in other parts of the world. "Ticked off" means "really angry" over here. lol
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pardon my english
In that case ticking off means here "me está arrechando" ... hehehe
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Sorry Kev I didn't notice your reply until now. Do you mean the line shown in the attachment? If so, I have already done some modification on that area. I'm currently struggling with the ears. I'll post some updates soon.Originally posted by Kevin
hey kbrown...you head is lookin impressive... but i notice just a little bit that looks off , just under the cheek bones where the slight line is from the front view.
looks like it comes in then back out a little to much
but hey...awesome all the same...but do you see the point i mean?
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I must say ... it realy has come on recently, you seem to be learning a lot!
well done dude
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I also want to thank everyone who have taken the time to comment on my work. All suggestions have been really valuable. So thank you thank you thank you...
This still isn't anywhere near a finished project. The ears have to be done and the skull needs some tweaking. Then the real fun begins: the texturing. I can almost see myself pulling my hair figuring out the UV layout
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