Mech Head
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Not so bad!
It's a task to make human organic modeling with SU!
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Thanks Frenchy.
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great work eric! inspiring!
how is your model overlapping the toolbar?! or is it some skp presentation technique you are applying? nice!
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Thanks Oli.
I have a super secret Plugin that Thomas wrote for me that allows my model to overlap the toolbars, any other programs and the wall space behind the monitor as well...
Actually I just did a screen grab of my monitor with the color background and saved it. I then exported my images with Thomas' Export 2d with Alpha plugin then mashed them up in Photoshop.
It is an old trick I picked up from Ivica years ago.
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sneaky sneaky! looks great! thanks for the info.
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like the face modelling. How did you approach it? Use a model or referenc picture? Just went at it? very clean modeling. What plugins did you use?
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haha.
I was reminded of this as they sell them by my house...http://www.xhaletobacco.com/images/gas-mask-bong.jpg
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Funny liam.
pbacot, thanks.
I used a 3DS Max training file as reference in making the face. Focusing of course only on the area I wanted. I blocked it out much like you see here then ran Artisan's Subdivide and Smooth for a couple iterations. After that I just started playing with shapes, extrusions etc. Another couple tools I have been utilizing (practicing with) are Selection Tools and Vertex Tools.
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@boofredlay said:
Funny liam.
pbacot, thanks.
I used a 3DS Max training file as reference in making the face. Focusing of course only on the area I wanted. I blocked it out much like you see here then ran Artisan's Subdivide and Smooth for a couple iterations. After that I just started playing with shapes, extrusions etc. Another couple tools I have been utilizing (practicing with) are Selection Tools and Vertex Tools.Do you have an image of the head when you had finished blocking out and then proceeded to use SD&S?
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No but I got it to look pretty close to the one in the above image, bottom right, without the ears, mouth, neck or back of the head (triangulated of course).
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@boofredlay said:
No but I got it to look pretty close to the one in the above image, bottom right, without the ears, mouth, neck or back of the head (triangulated of course).
Oh nice, I bet that took a while!
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Not too bad. Just a bunch of stitching and manipulating vertices. Plus I only had to do half
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There are a bunch of videos out there but this one helped me as well. Using Vertex tools it makes it much less painful.
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Bit creepy but looks nice.
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I had some time to play a bit with this the past couple weeks or so. Just now getting around to saving images. Not sure really where this is going but it is fun.
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I had forgotten all about this one.
Looks good. Sometimes it's just fun top play around.
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