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      Teezer
      last edited by

      My first Gallery post. πŸ’š

      I decided to model a foot as a training exercise for SubSmooth. It turned into a seemingly endless series of "tweak the proxy ... SubSmooth ... tweak the proxy ... SubSmooth ..." (you get the idea). I learned a whole lot about what SubSmooth will do with different shapes, and I got a fairly decent result, but I finally had to force myself to quit fussing with it.

      So here's how the exercise came out. I may try a hand, next...Footwork.jpg

      Real life is just another website, albeit a rather boring one.

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      • soloS Offline
        solo
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        πŸ‘

        The hands then the head, before long you will be a natural at figure modeling.

        Great work.

        http://www.solos-art.com

        If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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          Whaat
          last edited by

          looks great! πŸ‘

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            mateo soletic
            last edited by

            Great work for a first post, keep at it.

            [Concept Illustrations](http://concept-illustrations.com/)

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              dylan
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              Yep, that is certainly a good way of learning it. I guess the more you do this sort of thing the better you will become at visualizing the outcome of any shape you model.
              πŸ‘

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                boofredlay
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                Kickin'
                That's nice.

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