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    looks like fun, i would drop this down to the lowest subdivision level and play with the silhouette in front and side view. this is a great start, reducing the detail level will help you concentrate on just the form. gook luck.

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    Thanks threetails, good advice. I dialled the subs down and enhanced the cheek bones and eye area, also made the wrinkles/folds less puffy.




    Added a detail pass. Once again any comments and crits appreciated.

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    I like the nose and the mounth, nice job

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    Just added a priestly cowl.

    Last edited by Nichollya; 04-02-12 at 11:25 AM.

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    Phew, been a while since I had time to sculpt something.

    This is my attempt at a more cartoony/simplified character. He is supposed to be a type of dwarf-like creature. Not that pleased with it at the moment, it's a bit humorless. I will play with the proportions and see what comes out. As usual any crits appreciated:



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    Very cool, I immediately recognized the scott spencer face...nice to see anatomy studies and aliens, I like that you have a consistency to your renders (same matcaps etc) looking forward to more

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    d100763: Indeed, learned such a lot from his book. Thanks for the comments, appreciate it.

    This is just a little doodle for fun:



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    Hey Nichollya, just wanted to stop by your thread (you always take the time and post something on mine). I like the stuff you got here, especially the creature in the hoodie. Some interesting assets. However, I think you can probably push a bit more of a naturalistic anatomy look on the small one to make him even better. Alright Nichollya, take care man and keep it up.

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    I dig the idea of the blue guy, but I think you should go a little further with the design/masses/anatomy before adding alphas to him..


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    Fabio: Thanks for the crit, I will try.

    Aurfax: Thank you for the feedback. I agree, I think a more naturalistic look would benefit my sculpts alot.

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    Did this in a burst of energy over the weekend, Herr Starr from Preacher.


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    Default Top!!!!!!!!!!

    Top!Top!Top!Top!How many subdivide level did you have,5 or 6?

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    Thanks man , thats at 6 subs.

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    I came across a really cool Nosferatu sculpt by a fantastic artist called Andy Bergholtz. I decided to copy it as practice. Here's my progress so far:


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    Your works give me a sense of real clay sculpts. You have a strong style. Go0d job

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