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2014 first step to glory (nsfw probably)
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So starting this new thread for the new year.
trying to get some value practice
I know her legs are all messed up. Going forward I know I've always had problems with proportions I'll try to be more mindful of that.
And here is my first maya assignment from animschool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZlbCF9iwJY
I think I have to work on the rotation some
Feed back is Welcome.
So starting this new thread for the new year.
trying to get some value practice
I know her legs are all messed up. Going forward I know I've always had problems with proportions I'll try to be more mindful of that.
And here is my first maya assignment from animschool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZlbCF9iwJYI think I have to work on the rotation some
Feed back is Welcome.
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Keep up the good work!
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I do feel stronger when it comes to construction. But with these drawings I feel like I was re-learning shading mid drawing.
I try to pop these out in about 2 to 3 hours ish. So I think your right saying I need to slow down.
I think when I do more figure drawings I'll use bigger paper so I can map out the values focus more on construction and just generally give more time to the drawing. Give these drawings time to develop over a couple days.
Arrggh. Your keeping me honest. I don't have to much trouble with faces, but I hate drawing hair. Its hard for me to draw hair without making it seem placed on the head like a bad wig.
Next week I'll have one hopefully really well rendered figure drawing with nice hair.
Thanks for the input
Gonna work on revisions this week
Animating the ship went faster. But I poked at it for a while to try to make the tow chain look good.
I could have animated that on paper in about 1 to 2 hours for a solid animation.
That walk cycle took me about 10 to 12 hours, and I still see little mistakes. I am getting faster with each project though. And I definitely want to get this guy to dance.
Messing around with an old drawing
I need fresh Eyes.
How does this look?
Are the poses interesting?
Does he look off balance?
I will add blinking eyes and putting emotion in his eyebrows and face. I just want to make sure the body looks correct overall.
Next term starts in April. I get a 3 week break.
Full body mechanics. Should be fun.
I think I took this about as far as it can go.
My Instructor likes things realistic, so I kept it conservative. Less is more
Working in the graph editor in Maya, I saw into the matrix. All the points and curves started to take shape and I saw what it should look like.
Feeling good about it