BC1-1808 Homework, Matthew Ullrey

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  • #40761
    yukino hatake
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      @ullreym really nice work its really good done i love it 😀 fantastic work and great details

      #40762
      Aaron Rudderham
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        @ullreym Oooooo I love the crispness of the shell, nice work! A lot of people seem to have gone to sculpting for this weeks class so to that I say I salute you guys, not sure if I could sculpt for two weeks in a row yet lol.

        #40763
        Mahir Tasin
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          @ullreym nice sculpting and great details. It will look awesome when you will texture it 

          #40764
          smurfmier1985
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            @ullreym Beautiful details! Great job once again 😄👍🏻

            #40765
            sadicus
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              Nice details and proportions, Your friend is also a telented artist! Did you use DynTopo for the entire mesh? I was getting mixed results.

              #40766
              Zsolt Cseh
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                @ullreym Matthew that little turtle is really a sweet character, in secret I am also glad that you selected for Week 4, because not in quality of course as yours one is much better, but in topic could be the friend of my monkey 🙂

                #40767
                Kent Trammell
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                  @ullreym What a style in Tom’s work. One that you’ve achieved quite closely. You never skim on the details and one of the key characteristic of this style is fine details – nice work.

                  One note I have is that the face feels too flat imo. I’d recommend rounding out the face by bring the eyes backward a bit (less backward on the inner part of the eyes, more on the outer part) and same for the cheeks/corner of the mouth. Bringing those parts back should round out the face nicely.

                  My other note is the “bell-bottmed” nature of the arms and legs: Narrow at the shoulders/hips and growing as they approach the hands/feet. That’s a pretty prominent real turtle feature and it seems like Tom emphasized that in the art. I’d love to see that implemented in your sculpt. You mentioned the hands and feet should be larger – perhaps you’re already aware of this.

                  Overall though it’s an easy A in my book 👏

                  #40768
                  Matthew Ullrey
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                    @sadicus Yes he is an amazing artist and all around nice person. To the dyntopo, I started with the uv sphere, scaled it into the approximate shape needed, changed the pivot point, forgot to apply the scale (by mistake), then began to sculpt each part with dynamic topology. I had struggles with the sculpting brushes because of the non-applied scale mainly with the hands and feet. So, I will go back and apply the scale and things should go more smoothly. 🤔 hopefully.

                    #40769
                    Matthew Ullrey
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                      @theluthier thank you for those suggestions, I will be implementing those soon. I was telling Sadicus what I believed happened with the feet and hands, that I forgot to apply the scale of the primitive before starting the sculpt. The brushes were all misbehaving because of that scale issue. Then of course, by working so close to the model, the proportions of the limbs didn’t match the concept. I didn’t notice until I had submitted the assignment. ‘Ugh” 🙄

                      #40770
                      Matthew Ullrey
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                        @csehz I think the monkey and turtle would make great buddies, indeed. They could team up against that pesky mustached plumber in red.

                        #40771
                        silentheart00
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                          Late to the party.  Great turtle sculpt.  It’s interesting to hear someone else’s process, too.  You’re aware of what you need to do.  Good work.

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