@Alan Proposed analogue sculpting reference

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After reading week, we are working on analogue sculpting with the view to developing our digital 3D modelling process digitally by gaining experience of its analogue counterpart. Before we begin this however, we have to select a character to model within this project. Below were my initial, and then final intended characters for modelling.

Pting - Doctor Who


Jinx - League of Legends

Poison Ivy - DC universe



Racnoss - Doctor Who



Weeping angel - Doctor Who 

Judoon - Doctor Who 

These we my initial ideas of what I could have potentially sculpted, however the character I have decided upon is Madame Vastra, a Silurian from Doctor Who. I feel that this will be a useful character to model as she has overall human features, with additional characteristics based on the reptile side of the species. 












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  1. Alan Postings28 February 2019 at 14:20

    Hi Nelly - Sorry all of these are either too detailed/complex or too stylised. Think - closer to a real person and go from there. Take a look at the presentation (tutorial website/analogue modelling) for some examples.

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  2. Nelly Luckett28 February 2019 at 14:23

    Ok

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