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Paul-Jan
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| There is no such thing as "too many in progress shots". No really, that's a myth. Like Windows 7... oh wait, it's here now? |
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| Like Windows 7... oh wait, it's here now? |
Mid of December. |
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Wanna see a movie?
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That looks soo cool.
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eonblue
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I really love that low poly cartoon style. so clean and simple (simple in a good way)
My favorite is the cave scene.
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Daaark
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Progress on texturing. Buildings are all one sheet each.
Thanks EonBlue. You haven't posted anything in a long time.
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Amazing work Daaark, I should get copy+paste this, because I cannot say something else 
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Daaark
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| Amazing work Daaark, I should get copy+paste this, because I cannot say something else |
My work is far from amazing.
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you shouldn't use so many vertical and horizontal lines, there is nothing that straight in the human body.
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Only in Your mind my friend.
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Daaark
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| you shouldn't use so many vertical and horizontal lines, there is nothing that straight in the human body. |
Those come from adding edge loops. And it was just practice, getting used to the shapes. I started with the calf and worked my way in both directions. That caused major problems once I got to the torso.
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