Thursday, 7 February 2019
Minor Project: Lunar Ball Python - Modelling #2
Once again it came to modelling the body, I counted the amount of grid squares in length the head was, and then extruded the amount of sections I worked out from my orthographs to get the right length, then went back and adjusted points to give the girth and taper.
Minor Project: Boots Hognose Snake - Modelling #2
When it came to modelling the body, I simply counted the amount of grid squares in length the head was, and then extruded the amount of sections I worked out from my orthographs to get the right length, then went back and adjusted points to make it more natural and get the tapering right.
Minor Project: Environment Modelling #11 - Glass Vivarium Texturing
Wednesday, 6 February 2019
Minor Project: Character Orthographs - Boots Western Hognose Snake
For the orthographs for my two snakes that will be featured, instead of drawing the entire snake, I decided to focus just on the head, so I can get the details of that first. Then to find and be able to model the snake length, I create a block the same length as the head, and duplicated it down along a reference image of the animal, so I can model the head, count how many grid boxes it is in maya, then create the body length from that. It also allows me to easily see where along the body the width of the snake changes.
Minor Project: Character Orthographs - Lunar Ball Python
I used the same technique here for finding the length and width and where it changes for Lunar as I did for Boots.
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