Anyways you seem to have a great general shape there! How long have you been modelling for?
And a 98 in math?! Thats amazing.. great job, im callin you "Wizkid" from now on
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Anyways you seem to have a great general shape there! How long have you been modelling for?
And a 98 in math?! Thats amazing.. great job, im callin you "Wizkid" from now on
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btw this is my first time box modeling
so far i have been edge extruded..
ah this is so fast and alot more "visual" of your final reasult..
but for human faces edge extrude is just the best =)
btw about the wire.. i got 2 nsided in the nose ,which i will fix ,easily.. and 3 more on the end of the head ,these are just because i havent gotten in to detail with the body.. so when i will start it there wont be any ngons there ,as they will be continued for body detail
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but this was a really funny model i truely just started making shapes. i just said "hey lets make a mouth.. " then " hey this looks like a nose.. lets shape it up a tad more.. " lol
so it is funny
also yea i know i post as hard edges so you can see the topolgy abit more.. ill show smoothed version as its a bit more defined
i like the hard edges ,i like the whole cubism.. sometime i make a fully model to be smoothed and i say " wow hard edge looks so cool" and i leave it as is
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You could also try converting to subds and working in those too if you wanted to play around with it- can get some interesting smooth results that way.
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i like sub'ds ,but i cant use alot of tools..
i like polys all and all
and i just smooth with normal poly smooth every now and then to see whats going on.
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lot of detail a head.
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. I realise its the beginning though, so keep at it .
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you should really consider the subd's though, challenges are a great place to learn something new. you could really get some nice detail with partial crease.
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you should really consider the subd's though, challenges are a great place to learn something new. you could really get some nice detail with partial crease.
I agree and at this stage it would be a breeze to to convert and still be able to use poly tools.
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i have this body i made LONG ago..
i can rebuild it for the challange..but i am not sure
if it will fit? what do you think..
btw, i know hes way too friendly now ,but some evil teeth will fix that
) https://www.cgchat.com/forum/attachme...=&postid=90164
ouch.. when i merged all the 3 pics in ps ,i guess i cut a bit the
smooth one ,so the nose is cut a bit
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(nice arm anatomy BTW)
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i am sure i can do better now
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not sure about the proprtions yet.
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