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Inspired by blender's monkey primitive, I did sculpt a chimpanzee head past week. Hope you all like it. :)



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  1. Demohero20 September 2010 at 20:36

    Congrats! Great work.

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  2. Nixon21 September 2010 at 05:37

    great work!!! Especially on the hair and the expression on the eyes!

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  3. Anonymous21 September 2010 at 18:39

    Simplemente genial.
    ¿Está totalmente hecho en Blender?.
    Saludos.

    Simply amaizing.
    It was done totally with Blender?.
    Greetings.

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  4. rincewind21 September 2010 at 20:20

    Demohero, thank you! Also, thanks for the link on your blog :)

    Nixon, thanks! I'm not that happy with how the hair looks though...

    Anonymous,
    Gracias! Casi todo esta hecho con Blender, menos la textura para el color specular, y un poco de edición en los renders, que los hice con Gimp.

    Thanks! Almost everything's done with Blender, except the specular colour texture, and some editing to the renders done with Gimp.

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  5. Anonymous22 September 2010 at 14:12

    Impressive Work! I'm a Blender Newbie and your blog is a fantastic source of inspiration.

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  6. comeinandburn22 September 2010 at 15:37

    Great work!

    I've seen more an more of your artwork since it's aggregated on neewis.com and planetblender.org.

    I really wish Blender.org would update the gallery with more recent artwork, this should be showcased there, it would blow people away!

    keep it up!

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  7. rincewind22 September 2010 at 20:16

    Anonymous, Thanks :) that's very kind

    comeinandburn, Thanks :) I didn't know about neewis.com

    Blender.org gallery you say? That'd be a great honour to have my work in there :) Thanks a lot for the kindness

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