Devilclown

Integrating 3D models with photography

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# 1 16-05-2006 , 01:05 PM

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HI I'm new .. this is my first post n this my first character modeling,
n I'm still learning about anatomy. Any critics and comments are welcome ...

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# 2 16-05-2006 , 01:14 PM

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no picture ..did you attach it ?

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# 3 16-05-2006 , 01:19 PM

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I'm sorry here my image

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# 4 16-05-2006 , 01:27 PM

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Nice model. It would be great textured.
Dont know if its just me but the end of the arms look a little wierd but still nice job:nod:
It could be a model in that game twisted metal. reminds me of it

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# 5 16-05-2006 , 05:08 PM

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this is cool and VERY original.

clown shoes
muscular body
and horns

dont see that everyday.

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# 6 22-05-2006 , 12:39 PM

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Ha ha - crazy model mate!

The only thing that is bothering me is that the muscles look a little bit too compartmentalized. This is especially noticeable in the arms and the chest area. I would focus on making the muscles flow into one another, rather then seperating them into segments. The muscles on the back are working a lot better and look much more natural.

Hope this helps! user added image