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Kurt R's Sketchbook
Been lurking around and reading mostly since I signed up here. Finally come around to create one of these. Input and critques are very much welcomed. I've been mostly a bit all over the place in design without landing on something, now I'm mostly trying to skill up my character design skillset faster. I've in the process… -
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I have been working on my hard-surface modeling and every time I go back to practice some drawing I notice how much help this is to get a better sense of form when modeling. Even when they are not really that good. Currently working on some mechs. These are just silhouette/detail practice drawings, but I i liked the design… -
Re: Kurt R's Sketchbook
Thanks for feedback guys. I forgot my thread again so didn't see them before now. @pmiller001 your comment on putting your signature in there seems fair. Ill stop doing that I think. About the parts. Seems also fair and seeing my last bust here it would really have benefited from that for sure ... though these busts were… -
Re: Kurt R's Sketchbook
I diverted myself right after I started this thread and started skilling up hard-surface modeling instead. But I want to keep pushing at my anatomy, proportions and such. I am no drawer, but I've been doing some doodling on and off to better program the proportions in my head, and get a general better understanding of… -
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Cool busts mate. Seems like you're headed in the right direction. Just keep practicing and learning everyday. :) -
Re: Kurt R's Sketchbook
Cool stuff here,. I'll tell you what someone else told me. 1. Practice making human heads, and getting the for correct before going on to details. 2. If you are modeling soething that has different materials/seperate parts, model themm seperately. It will look a lot better. (boney portrusions, teeth, etc.) 3. Dont put your…
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