Hi Douy. A piece of modelling advice - Remember to 'upscale' your character to work in the 3D world. If you stick religiously to your drawn lines it will end up looking strange / paralysed. You'll need to add the feel of anatomy (lips, eye lids, etc) and round off areas (like in your nose) so that they 'capture the essence' of your design (lines) but don't stick to them. Basically, don't try to make 3D lines.
Hi Douy. A piece of modelling advice - Remember to 'upscale' your character to work in the 3D world. If you stick religiously to your drawn lines it will end up looking strange / paralysed. You'll need to add the feel of anatomy (lips, eye lids, etc) and round off areas (like in your nose) so that they 'capture the essence' of your design (lines) but don't stick to them. Basically, don't try to make 3D lines.
ReplyDeleteTake a look at Rango. I know he's more realistic but the same idea applies. Also, come and see me if you need help/further explanation.
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Thank you Alan.
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