Another quicky…. breaking apart the body one piece at a time, maybe I’ll combine them all at the end to make a monster.
Man it was tough to find reference for this one.
After the inorganic battleground, I thought a fist pounding the ground made sense.
I do hear it’s possible but it sure felt impossible making really mechanical type creations. I learnt some neat things with more complicated masking via ‘poly groups’ but the workflow seems counter intuitive. Intuitive workflows for me allow me to go back and forth without making unchangeable updates. Matter of fact, these damned things caused some frustration…..
(I don’t know why posted that, it looks like a red face, actually that’s my face when I worked on some different workflows)
(it’s an organic approach to something hard-bodied….)
And finally! Some cool editing techniques, which are impossible to edit. wow….
Now we’re not talking about any super big updates. I thought I’d try a different presentation, smooth her out and just call it quits for now. It was an exercise in staging and pulling different pieces together. I think I did ok in that – moving on!
Yep, had time for two today…. this one bit off more than I could chew. I will return to her later, wake her up with proper smoothing and muscles, fat etc.
The HAND STAND. There’s already been some personal requests for different views. It’s not like I actually drew it right hahaha:
A quick study, despite the lack of anatomy study (coming next) I was pretty happy with the random pose that came about. I think balance really helps it.
