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Homework submission Week 2
Where is that damn thing again? It must be here somewhere… I swear if Peterson was through my things again, I’ll paint her stupid rocks purple. She just can’t keep her nose out of— Oh, here it is. Now, what did the notes say… Hmm, yes. Swish and wave! … Oops! Eh, I’m sure she’s not gonna miss that. No, maybe it’s more in the wrist, like— Oh no, not on the chandelier! Now I’ll have to call Mr. Hedgewort and he’s still angry about last week. “They are priceless! Contest winning material!” Rubbish. Carrot is a carrot, if you ask me. Good for salad, but not to be fussed about like a… like a… vegetable! He really is a ridiculous chap, that one. And what would he have me do? Keep poor Fluffy in that stinky hat all day? He doesn’t like it in there. It gives him… indigestion. Ugh. I can still hear that horrible woman’s laugh when I took my hat off last time. “Oh look, Morris is planting his own garden now. With that amount of fertilizer you are no match for him, Peter!” Would that she’d fallen off that chair. But tomorrow, oh yes. Tomorrow I’ll show them. Peterson, Kelly, even that wombat-loving Thompson fellow. They will all feel sorry for mocking me. And if the “Deck Predictor” fails to amaze them, I still have one last trick up my sleeve…
He was really fun to sculpt. In the end I split him into many pieces, as it made things a lot easier. So there is a hat, head, eyes, cape with a clasp, lab coat, shirt with a tie, pants, socks and slippers. For the cape I used cloth simulation, I hope that’s alright. I had to adjust it slightly with proportional editing, but I’m quite pleased with how it turned out. For the rest I used a combination of dyntopo and multires (on shirt, pants and slippers). I also found out that I rather enjoy sculpting hands, but the nails always end up on the rubbish side of things. Oh well. Onto the retopology.