Scott Eaton DFS Final Project

Brandon.LaFrance

Its been too long since I've last posted any of my work. I've been busy the last few months with Scott Eaton's Digital Figure Sculpture Course. Wanting to take full advantage of the huge amounts of information that the course provides, I've put all of my personal projects on hold until the course is complete.

We're now in the last week, and I'm polishing up the final project, which is a full figure study from photos provided by Scott. I'll probably spend another week or so fine tuning this piece until I call it finished. I aim to get a bit more definition in the hands and feet before doing a final detail pass over the whole sculpt.

Sculpted in ZBrush, rendered with Cycles in Blender.

As always, all feedback is appreciated. Thanks for looking!

Brandon.LaFrance

I've spent way to much time staring at this guys bean bag. Feels good to finally get that out of the way. Also worked up the feet and legs, and adjusted the posture slightly. Still no nips...





Thanks for looking!

Leinad

Great job on the anatomy, it's clear you really studied the figure on this. The only area that stands out to me that may be incorrect is the abs. The abs seem a bit too flat and large. The flatness might be purely a lighting issue though. Overall, this looks GREAT!

Brandon.LaFrance

Leinad, thanks for the encouraging words. I have been struggling with the abs from the start. Trying to strike that balance between well defined, yet not over-modeled. A friend of mine had mentioned that they look as if they're just airbrushed on, and I tend to agree. I'll make sure to spend some extra time there before calling it done.

Brandon.LaFrance

Small update today. I've spent a lot of time refining the abs. Hopefully, they read better now. I might be getting carried away with some of the details, as a lot of the smaller forms I've spent so much time with are just getting washed out in the render. I've got just some subtle adjustments to make and I'll call the torso finished. Now its just a matter of bringing the arms and hands up to the same level of detail.





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