Rens Sculpt&Ditch thread (contains nude)
A place i can call my own. A place where i can dump all my art and progress.
I started a new sculpture and the goal is to get it casted in bronze. instead of just posting one or two pics, ill keep posting my progress.
to start out;
I started a new sculpture and the goal is to get it casted in bronze. instead of just posting one or two pics, ill keep posting my progress.
to start out;
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i think im gonna need a bigger board xD
keep us updated!
yeah i should, i also fear to messup, wich i actualy do everytime xD
put in some more shapes, also did alot at the back, wich i will include next time.
This is looking great so far, man. What are you going to do about the arms?
i came across a ref that had the solution. i just pasted an arm on there to see what it looks like, still not sure if i should put it there, but it looks fine i guess.
i redid the back a couple times but it turned out even wurst
also the legs are gonne be tricky, still got to figure out what to do next.
tried out a couple things, and it just didn't became what i hoped it would. ill probably cut of the head since it just makes it look shitty. time for a fresh start
but in all seriousnes. the sculpt is looking great, much better than i've ever clayed
The neck looks very weird, it looks like she is tensing it up or has an extremely toned trapezius, thin that part up a bit. Also for some stranger reason her left breast is hanging lower than the right, even though the left shoulder is raised considerably, since the pectoral muscle is attached to the deltoids, it would be pulling it up making the left breast much more thinned out and be up a bit higher. You need to create a crease where her hip meets her side, I don't care how skinny you are (even though this girl looks like she has a little hip to her) that crease will form. It's weird, because in earlier shots it looked like you did have that in, but got rid of it for some reason. Also you make it seem like the left leg is extremely hard, you need to add some compression to it where the right leg is overlapping it. The back also seems to lack some of the detail and defintion you gave to the front.
only crit is watch the top leg -- make sure you can fit the tibia in there without it bending too much
neo, i think looking at alot of references and applying the wrong parts from those created weird spots, like the neck and the crease. the points you made are spot on, and ill keep them in mind for the upcoming sculpts.
it was a nice learning process
i tried out some sculpey, or "cernit" that is, still have to get used to it, but i think its quite fun.
the weird thing is that i had three different colors, (because the just sold a couple packs of each color) while one color almost melted in my hand and was realy formable, the rest was extreemly hard, and even after heating it was a bitch to work with.
bad pic, i know