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Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
Rima What I said was that young woman facial proportions deviations for example are more focused around lets say not "perfected by nature" if it offends you but rather just around certain genetic optimum . No massive noses , prominent cranial details . big ears , anything that would make picturing a man simpler by just… -
Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
Women have those? You've never seen a woman with a big nose? Weird ears? Maybe you should look at more women. The sexism is in the way you're treating men and women as if they're different creatures, and the weird incel-adjacent rhetoric about women's appearances that basically completely erases anyone that doesn't look… -
Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
There are alternatives to online sex work, and desperation doesn't mean having to consider sex work. With realism or stylized work, there's photoreference and visual targets so as long as that's being matched I think both would work out the same provided the visual target is hit. I think that's what happened with the whole… -
Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
I think that what makes sculpting a person more or less difficult generally has to do with the goals of the sculptor. For instance, let's consider sculpting a game character with simple hero anatomy in an A pose with stylization. That approach is going to be basically the same for male and female characters, in my opinion.… -
Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
Why you trough sexually derogatory terms so easily . Have I offended you or women in general saying their look is more perfect thus having less visual deviations and more subtle variations . You think the variations more overt , I say more subtle . Do you think it's enough to gaslight me ? What I meant basically in… -
Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
I won't deny that as a potentially helpful possibility, but I would still consider scuplting or painting the "beautiful sexy women" art OP was referring to to be a ways down the road from pumping out silhouettes and studies of nude 20-60 year olds. Better than grinding on biceps, for sure, but my point was that the… -
Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
whether an artists focuses on a male sculpt to be beautiful or not is completely irrelevant to the question of topic here. artists not focusing on any particular subject does not equal to that subject being easier than other subjects. most 3d artists are creating female models, so the question of one being more difficult… -
Re: Is it harder to sculpt women than sculpting men?
Traditionally I've found it more interesting to paint men, but I think that's probably more because there's generally more definition/detail, which has captured my interest much more than painting (or sculpting, it's all the same to me) girls. Women, well I mean it's usually just a very soft face with little in the way of…
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