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I was thinking of doing a giraffe but it looks like you beat me to it. I found this site and I thought that it might be useful to you - lots of great front and side photos of the same giraffe. Check it out.
https://www.vividcontrast.com/Giraffe...s/Giraffes.htm
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Only thing that looks a little off are the eyes, they look a little wide on the head or are the wrong angle or something.
I've not seen a giraffe with such a pronounced front bump. It should add extra character to the model
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he ate the tainted carrots ;p ;p;Originally posted by jsprogg
Thats a really strange rabbit MF
Thanx BMS.. just got started on it yesterday.Originally posted by BMS
Man you're quick! Looks good so far
Cool site Thx arranOriginally posted by arran
Hello Mayafreak3,
I was thinking of doing a giraffe but it looks like you beat me to it. I found this site and I thought that it might be useful to you - lots of great front and side photos of the same giraffe. Check it out.
https://www.vividcontrast.com/Giraffe...s/Giraffes.htm
Good luck.
Thx t1ck135... yea I know.. too wide I think.. I have alot of work to do on it still.Originally posted by t1ck135
Great start!
Only thing that looks a little off are the eyes, they look a little wide on the head or are the wrong angle or something.
I've not seen a giraffe with such a pronounced front bump. It should add extra character to the model
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Thanks man :attn:Originally posted by t1ck135
thats looking damn good already
Thanks Tiago2Originally posted by Tiago2
Thanks arran.. its been lots of fun so far.. I'm going to take it into z-brush soon and see what happens.Originally posted by arran
Looking really good so far. I really like the way you have shaped the ears and his snout. Working on those crazy giraffe textures is going to be interesting. Keep it up.
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