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Re: [Sculpting Issue] Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Shapes ???
Its rather simple secondary forms for face are features. nose eye mouth and so on Might be easier if you think of them as a layered cake or a stair stepone live on top of the other and 3rd live on top of the second .Example teeth cylinder is your primary form lips will be secondary and wrinkles on the lips will be tertiary… -
[Sculpting Issue] Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Shapes ???
Hi all! I'm studying 3d sculpting for more time than I'd like to admit but some concepts that may be quite simple/obvious for most are not clear to me... I believe maybe I'm not cut out to this, at least professionally, but I'd like to improve on sculpting as a hobby. Could someone please share an example (on a human face)… -
Re: [Sculpting Issue] Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Shapes ???
Hi, Guys! Thanks so much for the answers! I'm sorry taking so long to reply. Alex_J Thanks for the kind words and for the perspective. Yes, sometimes everything seems overwhealming so is nice to keep that in mind. In this particular case, I took feedback from 2 very nice artists who went out of their way to help, so I… -
Re: [Sculpting Issue] Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Shapes ???
i wouldn't get too hung up on definitions because its not standardized so everybody has their own ideas what things mean. Maybe you could show examples of your own process and describe the major steps that you take? What is the goal for each step? Why do you do the steps in such and such order? In context of a head sculpt…
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