Hey there: Been getting a lot of friendly, but nagging mail asking when the next tut thing is going to happen; well here we go. Here's the concept: a creepy kid mutation complete with built in carriage. The images I'll be posting will be screen grabs from an in progress dvd.
If you want to be on a mailing list for any upcoming dvd or book project from me, send an email to pete@massiveblack with the words "mailing list" in the subject line. I'll keep you updated. Thanks, hope you like the tutorial.
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Smellybug Maquette Tutorial 2: Carriagekid
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sweet! i can't wait
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WOW! Peter that's Awesome!
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Page 1: Armature construction. If you have any questions on this part, post 'm, or look at the other tutorial that goes into a bit more detail on the armature subject...
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page 2: blocking begins. Here I'm using basic super sculpey which is perfect for this character because I'm going to make use of the pinkness and translucency in the final paint job.
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WOW I can believed I am the first one to post
This looks like another amazing Tutorial.
Thank you
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Hooray! Another tutorial!
Forgive my newbness, but what are some of the things to consisder when setting up a skeleton? I mean sometimes the whole skeleton is secured to the wood base through the foot or feet of a sculpt, while others are suspended through the back like yours. What are the pros and cons of this?'-=(
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Awesome, cant wait to see it dooone.
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Pearson: the reason I had the pipe come out the back was so that I could rotate it easily to get underneath the guy. It just depends on the character and the anatomy you plan to sculpt. With a typical biped, I'd probably fasten the feet to the board and just have an extra support coming off of the lower back if anything. It's just an access thing with this guy.
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Yay! Loved the last one, great to see you still at it...well of course you'll still be at it, but posting here!
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Yeah!! Another one tut
Thank you very much sir!
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Wow, thanks for sharing
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Quick question: are you using your formula to make this model?
1 box Sculpey
1 block white Sculpey III
1/2 block black Sculpey III
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