Primitive Modeling Challenge: Robot
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But I drew Wall E and modeled him very primitively. I’m planning on making a better model in the future.
Room Exercise Progress
While doing the low poly room exercise I just couldn’t stop adding more pretty useless details. It is true to scale as well. For example the second picture shows a part of the window that you can barely see in the first picture. Since I’m not very fast yet it would take some time until i finish the exercise. I think I will add some lower poly models, submit it and continue the learning flow first but I’m not sure because I would enjoy continuing as well.
In the last 3 weeks or so… I was quite lazy. But In the last few days I got productive again and I added some new furniture and some lower poly decorations. Also I played around with cloth simulations for the bed sheet and after a lot of experimenting and a bit of sculpting I think I like the result. I also downloaded a free wood texture and changed it up for the different furniture with different nodes so it looks like different wood and not like plastic anymore. It was quite fun. I think I have the 30 objects that are needed so I will submit it now and I’m looking forward to skulpting. One day I will continue on modeling my room.
My first skulpt. I really like the eyes. The mouth is a bit too small though. I couldn’t make a splitted fin like in the art look right. I made the other fins that can be barely seen in the art a bit streched because i thought it would fit the style and I tried to imitate the bumps of a real hammerhead on the side.
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