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More top talent stuff coming out here.
You could come and work on my game now if we were next door neighbours.
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Hi Cherub...
....Interesting question you posed about the T pose thing to start with, and it being counter intuitive to a more traditional sculpting method and practice.
As far as I can tell and understand it,..The T pose is strickly meant to be for amimation purposes only..used as a rigging sub structure to work with.
I'm not into amimation, so I may be totally wrong about it...But I am into sculpting, and find the T pose totally useless when it comes to sculpting forms that are not geared toward animation....I like to get the essence of the character down first to start with myself..That's the way I was taught over the years to do it by some of the finest teachers out there...Some things have changed over the years, but getting the essence of the character down fist is not one of those things, at least I hope it's not, because if it is, then we are all in trouble...
I think that Z Brush was created as a multi faceted program meant to be used by illustrators, fine artist, sculptors, and animators...at least that's my understanding of the program and it's capabilities at the present time.
Did Michaelangelo start out with a T pose...I don't think so...LOL..
Last edited by SpiritDreamer; 01-16-10 at 07:40 AM.
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Nice work. I especially like the mouth. The bridge of her nose perhaps looks a tad too thin for her face.
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I like the smoking girl the best out of the 3.
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Hey! Thanks! Yeah, me too, though I thought the cheeks were too flat, so I corrected them and also went crazy as well
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Hey spaceboy! Thank you! Yeah, it is a portrait of my girlfriend which I made more interesting
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Ok, one more render now moving on to other things.
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Hey Cherub Rock! I'm a big Smashing Pumpkins fan too! I love your skull. Not bad for a first attempt -amazing even! I hear ya and I believe you, it's not uncommon for someone to take to 3D so quickly. There are a few students at my school who took to their first 3D class rather quickly.
Also, I really like your use of noise and smoke. Also the cloth is really nice. Love the bone texture as well!
Looking forward to your latest pieces! Keep up the great work!
Rolf
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Hey! Thanks! Good to see you here, l8r
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