Reply To: BC1-1808 Homework, Aaron Rudderham
Day 2 done!
Ay-ay-ay, sculpting is not my strong point. A little disheartening to be honest. Not sure what it is. Not enough skill? Not enough sleep? Too much worry? Either way I’m starting to feel a tad disheartened and generally burnt out, but not enough to stop completely! Once this class is over with I’m taking a short break and then coming back in full force for the October class, if not sooner.
Now onto the work itself, completed the 3 primitives exercise. Not perfect by a long shot and I could possibly be redoing them by the time homework is due but here’s what I have for now:
Those Gadgebots sure are playful little rascals…
I did do the Melvin sculpt a while back but it wasn’t… great (whoda thunk it?) so I’ll be doing my best at redoing it for this class, applying my small but hopefully effective sculpting skills I’d learnt since.
Now onto my main subject, the bear. As a few of you pointed out there were quite a few problems with my original block, and for good reason. Fortunately most have been fixed since then, though I feel some issues still preside, like the shoulders or the head, I’ll let you be the judges on that one.
Plus here’s an animated one, since people really seem to like these and I like to make them:
Well that’s all I got for the night (morning? It’s 6AM and I’m still up), so have a good one and I wish you guys the best of luck in your sculpts!