Wow - that was quick! This is great and exactly what Im talking about! I'll look to go back to all of these and improve on them - as sculpting these within the 3 hours is still not enought time for me! Thanks a bunch Chris - much appreciated. HOpe your enjoying yourself out there! ;)
Oh also bear in mind with the proportions that obviously I wasn't there I don't know the proportions of the model!
I'm not personally interested in correct proportions - it's more about what it says about the model. In this case, the combination of small head and big legs makes him feel like a really giant guy. Also be aware that if you make distances too long, you can lose the rhythm as things will tend to be straighter (in the same way if you stretch anything in real life, it will lose its curve).
Thanks for that Chris! Adding comments to my work is ALWAYS welcome! In fact - the more the better! I'll go back to these and update them at some point for sure. I take on board definitely exaggerating rhythms better than too subtle. Btw well spotted with the missing knob! I dont suppose you have any books for reference for this?! :D
Wow - that was quick! This is great and exactly what Im talking about! I'll look to go back to all of these and improve on them - as sculpting these within the 3 hours is still not enought time for me! Thanks a bunch Chris - much appreciated. HOpe your enjoying yourself out there! ;)
ReplyDeleteNo problem my darling. I'll try and do more of these if you want, they don't take all that long.
DeleteWatch out for the hands and feet in general people seem to make them too small, but too big is generally better.
Same with the notes about rhythm - too much better than not enough.
Peace!
Oh also bear in mind with the proportions that obviously I wasn't there I don't know the proportions of the model!
ReplyDeleteI'm not personally interested in correct proportions - it's more about what it says about the model. In this case, the combination of small head and big legs makes him feel like a really giant guy. Also be aware that if you make distances too long, you can lose the rhythm as things will tend to be straighter (in the same way if you stretch anything in real life, it will lose its curve).
Thanks for that Chris! Adding comments to my work is ALWAYS welcome! In fact - the more the better! I'll go back to these and update them at some point for sure. I take on board definitely exaggerating rhythms better than too subtle. Btw well spotted with the missing knob! I dont suppose you have any books for reference for this?! :D
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