Just adding some more process shots before I really finalize the sculpt. I hope I don't roast her when I put her in the oven....
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Nice. I'm impressed by illustrators who can think in 3D like that. Seems like it should be an easy transition, but it's not. There is a beauty to a flat, cartoony drawing, but thinking like that all the time weakens your dimensional chops. This is a nice reminder for me to go out and "draw" with some bulk once in a while. Good stuff, Keith.
Amazing! I have the privilege of staring at her all day today while I work :)
Beautiful work man, really stunning!
Thanks for the compliments everyone! -Rick, I know what you mean, we spend so much time drawing flat characters, it's nice now and then to get your hands dirty and sculpt!
I'll make sure to post more photos soon.
-kz
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