I Really Do Accomplish Things...
... I just don't ever put them on my blog. So now I'll spam a bit and update with what college has been doing with me. Er, what I've been doing in college.
In CAPS we've been working on creating a character and rigging it for the first time. We're using the rigid bind process, meaning the character is all separate pieces that intersect each other. I decided to do a fox (heh surprise, surprise), and was then told it needs to be a bi-ped... Darn it Jim Bach. If I wasn't so scared of your fireballs and laserbeams... So JM says "Do a DINOSOR!!" and that became the new plan. Now my raptor is all modeled up at 5412 tris, (a bit much maybe) stretched out, and ready for bones. The skeleton as you can see is all set up as well, I'm just waiting to learn exactly how to do IK handles for all the joints before I can bind his skin onto it. By the end of the class we'll have animated a walk cycle and lip sync (oooh, lips... hmmm, could be a dilemma. haha).
She's winking? We're working on busts in Figure Modeling. I like the profile better. Fun fact for people like me who don't know much about sculpting - she's hollow.
Vine & compressed charcoal in Figure Drawing. Not happy with the class, the teacher, the methods, the teacher... But I am happy with these two pieces. The first was done in class with an awesome model, the second as homework. Kudos if you can tell me where the old man is from :)
In CAPS we've been working on creating a character and rigging it for the first time. We're using the rigid bind process, meaning the character is all separate pieces that intersect each other. I decided to do a fox (heh surprise, surprise), and was then told it needs to be a bi-ped... Darn it Jim Bach. If I wasn't so scared of your fireballs and laserbeams... So JM says "Do a DINOSOR!!" and that became the new plan. Now my raptor is all modeled up at 5412 tris, (a bit much maybe) stretched out, and ready for bones. The skeleton as you can see is all set up as well, I'm just waiting to learn exactly how to do IK handles for all the joints before I can bind his skin onto it. By the end of the class we'll have animated a walk cycle and lip sync (oooh, lips... hmmm, could be a dilemma. haha).
She's winking? We're working on busts in Figure Modeling. I like the profile better. Fun fact for people like me who don't know much about sculpting - she's hollow.
Vine & compressed charcoal in Figure Drawing. Not happy with the class, the teacher, the methods, the teacher... But I am happy with these two pieces. The first was done in class with an awesome model, the second as homework. Kudos if you can tell me where the old man is from :)















6 Comments:
Holy crap your head sculpture looks so much better than mine! Jealous!
You can keep the cockroach though..
Dead cockroach to go with dead mouse?
-D.A.D.
The old man is the soldier from the Halo 3 video Museum of course. hehe. Nice work on the head bust how long have you been working on it? Also I wouldn't say the 5k tris for your model is to much seeing as how you don't have a limit but I would try and see if you can knock out a few that you don't need to cut down on render times.
-Rob
hahahahha! That picture is too funny. I had a similar experience in my dorm too.
... that was in reference to the roach, didn't realize this was all one ginormous post! lol Love the raptor, so cooL!
Of course the Scupture is Hollow... obviously never burned clay. If a chunk was as thick as your head it'd probably have one air bubble in the middle that would cause it to explode in the burner. All though that would be cool to visualy witness. Just like Sub-Zero in Mortal Combat! "FATALITY"
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