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New Blue Haired Guy


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Hello,

 

Here is a character I am working on, he is almost done. Any comments, criticisms, or suggestions would be helpful.

 

If parts of his body look familiar it is because his body is a rework of kee kat.

 

blueguy.jpg

 

I hope you like him.

 

Also check out my recently updated website and let me know what you think:

 

www.3dfrog.com

 

Thanks

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Hi Dennis,

 

The character looks good. Just a thought though, his body shape looks vaguely feminine to me. Perhaps chunk up the upper torso a little to make it a more convincing male character. Other than that is looks well constructed and fun.

 

Cheers

 

Shaun

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What's up D-Bo! :D I really like him. I agree with Shaun, I would add some mass to his torso to give him more "weight". I like the blue hair, too. Have you thought of trying a receding hairline? Also, does he have long hair in the back? Any chance of seeing a close up of his face? The nose looks really good...can't wait for more.

 

Tony

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I puffed up the chest a little:

 

blueguy2.jpg

 

I think he looks more masculine now, now I need to do the inside of his mouth.

 

After doing a close up of his head I realized he needs more work done which I'll post later.

 

Thanks for responding.

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Hey Dennis, nice work. He has a lot of character already, just think about when he's animated.

 

One thought, is that roughness that you're using for the skin? If so, maybe adjust the roughness scale a bit.

 

Nice Work! :D

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