Low poly folk ... edit
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I wouldn't call it an "attempt"- it's really good! Of course, people frozen in the middle of a fast movement look always somewhat surrealistic when viewed in 3D. The sculptors seem to get away with it by either faking the thing or choosing phases of movement that look "natural"-just as creating a "random" tile pattern takes a lot of composing.
Anssi
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Very nice (and funny) low polies.
Thanks a lot for the contribution.(Could you project a real photo of Hillary's face to the 3D head to gain realism? I'm curious if that works)
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I saw the photo, but who is he?
edit: Mr Infowars.
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Beibel, I certainly can, however it will increase the size considerably.
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LOL.
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ok.. i promise to use these guys/girls/animals in a more productive fashion eventually.. i think they're great..
for this one, i'm using the excuse of being at home on a friday night in nyc..
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These are very nice..!!
Thanks for sharing, Pete..!!
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I have many more and can make them rather quickly if you have a request and I have the time.
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...good idea,Pete!
---POSER4--->3DS--->3dMAX("optimize" function)--->3DSnew--->SKETCHUP
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Poser 7 (I use either p2 or 4 models) --> .obj ---> Vizup ---> .obj reduced ---> Deep Exploration ---> Cleanup and conversion ---> .skp ---> SU Explode, size and mesh modifications and edits.
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