model progress

[Landmate]

http://www.porktaco.com/3d1_wip_11.jpg
http://www.porktaco.com/3d1_wip_15.jpg
http://www.porktaco.com/3d1_wip_16.jpg
http://www.porktaco.com/3d1_wip_18.jpg
MRay test (just playin):
http://www.porktaco.com/headless_test.jpg

[Azulblue]

:clapping2
great, nice model.
I will present the greatest eulogy to you.
I want to see the model completed.

[el linxo]

wow that's great i can't wait to see the face / head you managed to transport your style into 3d almost perfectly please post as soon as you finish it:D
:chug:

[jrr]

this looks very good ben, can't wait to see where it goes. teach me the secret to your coolness... :confused:

[Strang]

Landmate, might I ask what program you did this on?

-Strang

[Landmate]

Azulblue: your too kind ^_^

linxo: you think so? great! :)

jr: thanks man, means alot, hope I don't mess this up like I know I will.

strang: Bryce3D

:dork:

[Neox]

her clothing screams for more wrinkles :)

@strang: maya as you can see on the screenshots :rolleyes:

[Ant4d]

u are universal talent!

can we see some wireframes of the body?




:chug:
Anton

[Strang]

@neox, actually I am not familiar with maya as of yet. So no I didnt notice. besides LM said "Bryce3D" ;)

thanks for info LM, It's looking really nice. I just ask so If I know the program, I might be able to envision the process you chose to build this model.

-Strang

[Deth Jester]

sick man! looks just like how you draw! loving it!

thanks for sharing mate.

peace

[wchamlet]

I like the proportions of your model. She's not your typical sci/fi anime chick that you usually see. She actually has reality based breasts, instead of the anti-gravity based ones you usually see throughout the net. Looks good to me.

So when can we expect a head for her? LOL

[GhostofMacbeth]

Very nice work so far

[thomasjm]

On a technical note, can I ask how you made this.
Did you create profile cruves to a drawling, poly model to sub d? I love it so far. Though I think the hand may be a little* to flat, just a tad. (the lower palm, thumb base area).

Update some more pics!

[Landmate]

thanks for the replies, sorry I havent had a chance to answer your questions.

Ant4d: im not known for my clean wires so dont expect much, but here it is, the belt is dense because it has already been converted to ploys.

http://www.porktaco.com/body_wire.jpg

strang: i was just messing around about bryce. Im using maya with a combination of its poly and subd surfaces tools.

wchamlet: the head is in progress, im not so good at modeling, so it tends to take me a long time to model things.

thomasjm: this started from a cube, subdivision modeling technique, then converted to maya subd surfaces.

[Rohan]

landmate that mesh looks great, very much like your sketches. The polys are very evenly distributed to describe the form and without using too many I think, quite efficient I thought :) havent looked in the 3d concepts section for some months, but now I have, you've inspired me to do some more modelling! That's cool how maya's subdiv algorithms can deal with polys over 3 and 4 sided, what did u think about maya compared to lightwave, as a subdiv modelling tool? that's if u have used the latter. keep up the good work. Ro

[böse]

I m so impatient to view the final result ...

[cs378]

niceee
man \ i wish i can do tha

so wa program r u usin.. maya, 3dmax, ....

now u make me wanna learn 3d :bash:

[Erik]

great model!