A wip of a corpse

[william20]

OK. Here is one of the models on am working on for a project. Yes. He is all geometry and I am still working out al lot of the details. But, I thought I would give a sneek peek.

[Vash]

He looks extremely scary. Did you do him with a rotoscope? I couldn't image trying to do that off the top of my head.

[william20]

I sculpted out a few of the body and head parts and then used them for rotoscopes. I also, have a skeleton in my studio for reference on this project.

[jamagica]

that's w/ no maps!! wow..that's great!

[steve392]

Oh thats some nice modeling ,well done

[Mr. Jaqe]

That's the prettiest dead guy I've ever seen! : P Like the zombie look.

[Roughy]

someones been playing too much doom3...

[John Keates]

That is a very nice model. The fact that you have a skeleten really shows through. I like the way that the flesh hangs off him.

[JoshB]

Very nice.

 

Question: How will you setup the forearms when/if you animate it? The reason I ask I'm sure is obvious to you. When a person rotates their forearm the radius and ulna flip over each other then back to "open." Normally people don't notice this because the skin is pretty full there--but your zombie doesn't have this luxury. Just wondering what you think your solution will look like.

 

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[Mr. Jaqe]

The reason I ask I'm sure is obvious to you.

Obviously... of course... Ahuh... Now that you mention it, I actually noticed it. Because that's the way we animators are, I guess, both Pro's and amatures.

[william20]

Ah, forarms. I am glad you asked. I usally model with my forarms already twisted. LIke your hads to your side. Then when you rotate the wrist, it will open up again. I like putting in these little details into my models.

 

I quickly put together this guys forarms, but when I have the rig done I will post it.

[Zaryin]

THat thing is great. I look at it and thnk "Evil Dead" for some reason. Great job.