Noob question: Are features like this ooblet’s eyes & white belly likely part of the mesh itself, or a plane projected onto the object?

Forum Archive Noob question: Are features like this ooblet’s eyes & white belly likely part of the mesh itself, or a plane projected onto the object?

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    alliemeowy
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      Here’s an example of what I’m referring to. I’ve been noticing a couple examples of meshes like this in low poly stuff lately, but I don’t know how I would end up doing something similar? I’m specifically referring to the circular parts like the belly and eyes – IDK what the mesh would end up looking like.

      When I model little things like this, I’ve been starting from object primitives similar to the shape I want, so my meshes are more grid-like.. If I were to try to color the belly a different color, it’d be a rectangle. I did try projecting a plane for the ears i n this example, but I think I’m doing something wrong. Is my problem that I’m only doing box modeling, and not polygonal modeling?

      #59703
      Karen Trevino
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        Try adding a few more loop cuts or use the knife tool.

        #59704
        Shawn Blanch
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          You would do well learning on the mesh modeling bootcamp courses here on CGCookie and learning about topology. It will serve you well.

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