Sketchbook: Jaco
polycounter lvl 17
I'm forcing myself to do less talking and more sculpting, so here we go:
The woman started life as a zsphere, took about 40 minutes. The head is from a box, also just under an hour.
I'm trying to improve, so crits/suggestions/help/paintovers are welcome!
The woman started life as a zsphere, took about 40 minutes. The head is from a box, also just under an hour.
I'm trying to improve, so crits/suggestions/help/paintovers are welcome!
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There are some areas that don't quite work for me though. The breasts are perfect if you're going for a character who's gotten her boobs done. But if you were going for something more natural, I think they're leaning a little too much towards melons as opposed to the natural teardrop shape, especially since her face looks like more of a mature woman than a self conscious teenager.
Also the lower part of the forearms (the wrist area) is looking just a bit stumpy and stick straight. Just need a subtle curve in there to show the shape of the bones under the skin, nothing too dramatic.
The part that sticks out to me the most though is the hips. This one's a little harder to explain so I'll just do a paintover.
Now I'm no anatomy expert, but I'm pretty confident my paintover more or less captures what i'm trying to get across.
As for the head, I think the nose, eyes, and lips look pretty ace. The bridge of the nose however might be abit too wide. And since ears are just fancy flaps of skin and cartilage growing out the sides of our heads, I'm not sure that the back of the ears should connect to the skull like that. Also the cleft in the chin isn't looking quite like a cleft to me yet. It looks like a brush mark - but I'm sure you're still working on this.
But yes, very quite nice work overall. Colour me impressed.
I'm not sure what I was trying to do with that head, it's not meant to be realistic though, I should've mentioned that.
Here's a quick one, about 10 min:
Uhm. Was a bit drunk when I did this one.
Needs a bra helmet...