[WIP] Ultimate Spider-Woman

justinbett · Apr 2013

Hey! Here's my next project I'm going to work on. I decided to pick something with less armor and gear so I can focus more on the anatomy aspect of the character. Therefor, picking something in tight clothing will help pull that off.

Here are some of the references I gathered for the final look of the character:

Since I'm going for the Ultimate Spider-Woman look, the costume will be closer to the pictures on the right. The one's on the left are more for personality and poses.

I've started the anatomy, and would love for some people give me some constructive criticism.

HomeGrownHeroz · Apr 2013

I'd say with female marvel characters, their proportions are highly exaggerated. Proper skinny waists and hour glass figures so I'd say work on that a little more to better match the style. I know a guy who did a thread on how he made a Rogue from Xmen and he talks about getting the figure correct. Might want to check that out.

http://wiki.polycount.com/Roguedevelopmentdiary

Other than that good start and hope that helps

justinbett · Apr 2013

HomeGrownHeroz wrote: »

I'd say with female marvel characters, their proportions are highly exaggerated. Proper skinny waists and hour glass figures so I'd say work on that a little more to better match the style. I know a guy who did a thread on how he made a Rogue from Xmen and he talks about getting the figure correct. Might want to check that out.

http://wiki.polycount.com/Roguedevelopmentdiary

Other than that good start and hope that helps

Awesome find! Thanks a bunch! I'm definitely going to give this a read.

justinbett · Apr 2013

I've completed the anatomy/basemesh, and moved on to the costume.

justinbett · Apr 2013

Highpoly and poly-painting complete. Will spend a little more time tweaking the mesh a bit.

Does anyone have any advice for the face?

[WIP] Ultimate Spider-Woman

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