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sketches #8

A couple of doodles with mypaint and gimp.





Another head sculpted with jwilkins GSOC branch. The grab tool wasn't working all right when I sculpted it...and I've sort of destroyed the nose while trying to alter proportions with a newer build :(



Dabbling with a new toy, Sculptris, I've got to get the hang of it yet, but it's fun to play with. Unfortunately there's no linux version, so I had to use wine to run it. Most of the shortcuts don't work which makes working with it a bit clumsy, but it works anyway...
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  1. RH21 July 2010 at 10:00

    how good do you think you are at retopo?

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  2. rincewind1 July 2010 at 15:53

    Well, retopo is not that hard, since you've got the shape nailed down already, you only got to think about topology, and that makes it easier than building something from scratch for me. But, I tend to avoid retopo whenever I can, so I guess I'm not that good at it. Why do you ask? :)

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