GIF(t) Challenge Part 1 (Christmas) WIP – Christmas polar bear

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  • #14554
    Ng Sheung Wai
    Participant

      Christmas polar bear.

      This is my first post and challenge.

      Hope you guys like it.

      First of all, I tried to make a polar bear based on this video. Fortunately I succeeded and it looks cute.

      Secondly, I wanted more Christmas feeling, so I added some gifts and snow.

      Finally, I add some text and animate it.

      #71682
      spikeyxxx
      Participant

        Nicely done!

        (He looks a bit sad though, sitting al alone in the snow with his gifts…)

        Christmas is spelled wrong (Chirstmas), you might want to change that…

        #71683
        naiad
        Participant

          He looks a bit sad though

          Adding an emotional expression to a realistic sculpt can be challenging and would likely fall into uncanny valley, (though it may not be challenging to low-poly model or toy.) 

          I just wish that there exists a course about realistic emotional sculpting. That is what our currently digital world lacks.  

          #71684
          Adrian Bellworthy
          Participant

            A very cute polar bear, 

            and a very nice GIF.

            Maybe he is a little sad because he is in ice-olation.

            #71685
            Kevin Mather
            Participant

              Very nice.

              #71686
              Adrian Bellworthy
              Participant

                I can’t see your GIF in the gallery, if you can added it as an image that would be great.

                I will share this thread with the judges, but it would be a shame for you and the rest of the community to miss your excellent GIF.

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