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THE MAN OF STEEL!!
this is my stylised version of SuperMan, the character has exaggerated proportion,
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here's some wire's,Originally posted by leonlabyk
Like the style Jali. You got any plans to texture him + be cool to see some wires.
in answer to your question, yeah i intend on texturing him, but first i'm gonna take him into mudbox and do some sculpting
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cant wait to see this in mudbox
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hiOriginally posted by marlonjohn
with that kind of pose, his back must be nakkered ... im liking the design and look of the character. is it your design or you working of a tutorial? also whats the polycount on him so far.
cant wait to see this in mudbox
thanks for the reply,
yeah it's my own design, well kind of , i saw a similar pic in a magazine a few years back and it really stuck with me, so i decided to model something similar,
poly count stands at just over 6500 tris
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for example the angle that the forearm comes out of the elbow ends up making his arm look weak and incaple of lifting anything. the same with the bend in his upper spine chest - it ends up making him just look like he is bending back, rather than part of his posture. again, i don't have a problem with an extreme style such as this - i think i know the artist you are copying, but at the moment i just don't think you've pulled it off yet.
anyway, sorry for the harsh crit.
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i laugh in the face of harsh critic :attn:Originally posted by arran
I'm sorry Jali - but for me this just isn't working - i don't have a problem with the style or exagerrated pose, but at the moment i don't think it's working.
for example the angle that the forearm comes out of the elbow ends up making his arm look weak and incaple of lifting anything. the same with the bend in his upper spine chest - it ends up making him just look like he is bending back, rather than part of his posture. again, i don't have a problem with an extreme style such as this - i think i know the artist you are copying, but at the moment i just don't think you've pulled it off yet.
anyway, sorry for the harsh crit.
harsh crit makes us all better
you're totaly bang on about the forearms, i thought they looked strange too,
but seeing as this is a WIP, i can always make adjustments,
thanks hopefully your comments should make for a better model
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ha ha! good man!!Originally posted by jali
i laugh in the face of harsh critic :attn:
looking forward to seeing what you do with this in mudbox. :beer
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I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination, knowledge is limited, imagination encircles the world. (Albert Einstein)
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Originally posted by Kurt
hehe great start mate .. i love it... keep it up
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THE MIGHTY KURT :bow: replyed to one of my threads,
i cant wait to tell my mum:p
p.s thanks for the commet,
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