Sketchbook: OnyxRook
polycounter lvl 8
Hey guys,
Time for some accountability...! Sketchbook time!
So for my first entry: Earlier this summer I decided that I wanted to get back into character modeling, which was something I really enjoyed a number of years ago, but have become severely rusty with. To get my feet wet again, I've decided to do a set of ten face studies in Maya (which is the part of character modeling that made me squirm the most thinking about getting back into--hence jumping in with both feet!).
I just finished study #2, and I'd really love some feedback!
Also, I'm fairly certain I'm the last person on the planet to discover this, but p3d is pretty freaking awesome! Here's a link to the mesh: http://p3d.in/5QB4H
A million thanks in advance for any input! I'm really looking forward to improving my skills!
Time for some accountability...! Sketchbook time!
So for my first entry: Earlier this summer I decided that I wanted to get back into character modeling, which was something I really enjoyed a number of years ago, but have become severely rusty with. To get my feet wet again, I've decided to do a set of ten face studies in Maya (which is the part of character modeling that made me squirm the most thinking about getting back into--hence jumping in with both feet!).
I just finished study #2, and I'd really love some feedback!
Also, I'm fairly certain I'm the last person on the planet to discover this, but p3d is pretty freaking awesome! Here's a link to the mesh: http://p3d.in/5QB4H
A million thanks in advance for any input! I'm really looking forward to improving my skills!
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He's based on an awesome tut on 3DTotal. Really glad to have found it.
p3d link: http://p3d.in/JrV0k
I'm thinking about rounding back and doing a texture pass on all of them once I hit five models.