Polybook – Aaron “The Cabbage Detective” Rudderham

[smurfmier1985]

@silentheart00 Ah, it crossed my mind that you might find this one interesting too, totally forgot to tag you though… sorry about that. Glad you found the message anyway!

This is the first contest I’ve seen that I find interesting too, I might join 😊 if I come up with a good idea…

[silentheart00]

@smurfmier1985 No prob, dude.  I’m actually working on the current Sketchfab challenge, so I haven’t looked too deep into the Unity one yet other than it ends in March.

[smurfmier1985]

@thecabbagedetective in the chat of last livestream we talked about materials for games, Unity has released a free material library you might find interesting (or not 😛).

[Aaron Rudderham]

@smurfmier1985 Heya, thanks for bringing these to my attention! You’re probably right in that I doubt I’ll be able to fit the contest into my schedule but the material library looks interesting, thanks again!

[Aaron Rudderham]

@silentheart00 Thanks man! I’ve certainly taken these things into account and I believe it’s looking much better now, thanks again!

[Aaron Rudderham]

Welp, been a while since I updated but I’ve done some neat stuff! Body is practically done at this point, just need to touch a few things up:

Except the feet, they need a looooot of work.

Also the hands actually went better than I expected. They’re not perfect by any means, with the funky placeholder nails and the excessive indentations in the fingers but I’m liking it so far.

That’s it from me then, see you all soon and happy Blending!

[Pavel Mazanik]

Except the feet, they need a looooot of work.

Man, everything needs a lot of work yet 😀 But you’re doing your progress. Keep it up! Looking forward to the final and for the next!

[Aaron Rudderham]

@nekronavt Oh, I should have specified, I thought I’d do the realistic character course as well whilst I was at it, kill two birds with one stone. So when I say it’s practically done I mean it’s practically done for the first block out stage. Unless I’m *really* off the mark in which case that is very concerning haha. But yes, progress is slowly but surely coming along thanks!

[Palo Piktor]

@thecabbagedetective  You made some really impressive progress. Keep it up!

Pluralsight has a great paid course about sculpting anatomy divided into parts like legs, torso, arms and so on. It goes really deep into anatomy.

[silentheart00]

@thecabbagedetective Hell yeah, dude, that’s some great improvement!  I think I’ll do a male body next.

[smurfmier1985]

@thecabbagedetective Good progress! Huge respect for you dude for tackling this complex sculpting subject, keep it up!

[odunov]

@thecabbagedetective Go, Aaron! 😀

[Aaron Rudderham]

@thepainter You’re very kind, thanks! I’ll certainly keep that in mind, so thanks for bringing that to my attention!

[Aaron Rudderham]

@silentheart00 Thanks man! I’d recommend it, I’m gonna be doing a female body after this so it’s great to have balance.

[Aaron Rudderham]

@smurfmier1985 Thank you! Honestly the biggest reason I’ve only done this now and not 6 months ago is because I feared the amount of complexity there was to it, and whilst it’s somewhat true, having a great teacher and supportive, understanding fellow artists makes it a whole lot more bearable.

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