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Angry kitchen robot
I'm in this 3D Character Design class and am completely out of my comfort zone doing characters. I much more the environmental type. Knowing this, I decided to do a robot because they aren't organic and more of what I'm used to doing. The scope of this class is to make a simple 3D character and make it walk. I was out at… -
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Could base the body on a piece of kitchen equipment. And why not have the bot make hot water internally? He could be a saucier, or a soup chef who could use such capacity. and it would add that steamed angry character. And as far as making sense: you're building an intelligent food service robot. Belief is already way… -
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I'll hit the drawing board again and hopefully come out with something a lot more clear, concise and lively. Good thoughts Vailias, I'll see what I can come up with. I'll update here when finished. That was awesome :D -
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The difference between a chef and a dishwasher is that a chef has a moustache. -
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I think you should go for more of an overall silhouette before you go in and decide what his head. Is he large/small/thick/thin/light/heavy? His silhouette should tell us something about his character before we even get a close look at him. For 1 and 3, at first I also thought that his neck lines were legs. But it's…
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