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  • January 18, 2018 at 7:10 pm #32640
    Matthew Gayton
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      BC1-1801 Week 3 Homework Submission part 1 of 3.

      As much as I’d like to keep futzing with this and get the shapes better formed and the creases sharper, if I am to submit the primitives, Melvin (which I have half-finished at this point) and creation(s) of my own, I will call this finished for now.

      I work two jobs during the week so I have to steal what time I can afterward and cram all my creative time into the weekends, so I apologize in advance for submitting the bulk of my homework last-minute.

      January 18, 2018 at 10:19 pm #32641
      Matt Dickun
      Participant

        Finished is better than perfect, that’s the point of practice.

        January 18, 2018 at 11:32 pm #32642
        Anthony Huerta
        Participant

          BC1-1801 Week 3 Homework Submission

          Anthony H Submission

          My Melvin’s Sketchfab link

          Live Event Reconstruction

          Extra Submissions:

          “Loafy” Loafy’s sketchfab link

          “Applo” Applo’s sketchfab link

          “Peara”

          I tried using a background reference for this last picture but no matter what I just kept getting further and further away from the original image. So I just said screw it and free-handed it. Sculpting is definately a skill that requires a-l-o-t of practice, but fun once you get into the groove of things.

          January 18, 2018 at 11:48 pm #32643
          John Sanderson
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            I went ahead and did the retopo and a quick texture on the frog cause I need the practice.  

            https://skfb.ly/6vR6I

            January 18, 2018 at 11:58 pm #32644
            John Sanderson
            Participant

              Great job!  Are loafy, applo, and peara what you’re primitive sculpts morphed into or is the shape sequence just coincidence?  Either way it all looks good!

              January 18, 2018 at 11:59 pm #32645
              Grady Pruitt
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                Did… Did… Why, that “cone” looks like a Hershey’s Kiss! 😀 

                Looks great, though I think the face on Applo seems off, esp compared to the other two… Not sure what it is about it.  Of the 3, Peara’s face looks most realistic, but feels out of place since it’s more refined.  Still, great job on all 3!

                January 19, 2018 at 2:54 am #32646
                motsu
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                  BC1-1801 Week 3 Homework Submission

                  01 Primitive-1

                  I will try again if I have time…Melvin is waiting for me…


                  January 19, 2018 at 3:25 am #32647
                  Grady Pruitt
                  Participant

                    Nicely done!

                    January 19, 2018 at 3:33 am #32648
                    Grady Pruitt
                    Participant

                      BC1-1801 Week 3 Homework Submission (Part 1)

                      My results from the shape exercise.

                      One of my biggest problems with the Sculpting layout is that the visual reference of the brush you are using doesn’t stay persistent.  To get around this, I’ve set up this window layout where the left panel is open just wide enough to capture the T panel.  I have that left panel divided into 2 so that the top part will always show the brush and I can use the lower one to browse between the options.  This way, I can always see which brush I’m using.  I try to use the hotkeys, but if I can’t remember one, I still have easy access to find the one I want and can still see my settings so that I can change detail size, curve options, symmetry settings, and so on.  (I wish that the developers would make that box that displays the brush persistent so you can always see it, but until they do, this is a work around!)

                      January 19, 2018 at 8:02 am #32649
                      Jere Haapaharju
                      Participant

                        Nice sculpts and a funny idea 🙂

                        January 19, 2018 at 8:12 am #32650
                        John Sanderson
                        Participant

                          Well done Grady! You got a particularly nice sphere shape there!

                          January 19, 2018 at 8:13 am #32651
                          John Sanderson
                          Participant

                            I like the colors! Good luck with Melvin!

                            January 19, 2018 at 11:08 am #32652
                            Kent Trammell
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                              Matt is correct! Nice job @mathias67. No worries about turning in ‘last minute’. I understand the weekend being the most time to complete homework 👍

                              January 19, 2018 at 11:36 am #32653
                              Kent Trammell
                              Participant

                                Way to go @basecode! Maximizing the assignment. Haha Melvin’s backside 😂 Good sculpture of him!

                                Primitives look pretty nice too. The edges on the cube and cone could be a little sharper, but the shapes read clearly. I like the hershey kiss touch too!

                                The food-based sculpts are a fun theme. Really good work overall.

                                And yes, sculpting to match reference can be a tricky thing. It’s different from mesh modeling to reference. Anyhoo, you did great this week. A-quality work 👏

                                January 19, 2018 at 11:41 am #32654
                                Kent Trammell
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                                  Primitives look pretty good! Each shape is very recognizable. Overall they’re a little mushy/bumpy, which is common when it comes to sculpting. I challenge you to spend some time polishing out the mushiness and bumps and tightening the edges. Or at least take that challenge with you into your other sculptures for the week.

                                  Keep up the good work @motsu!

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