My classes are over! For the semester anyway, and I'm taking the summer off. My crossover into the Dark Side (as my stop-motion colleagues like to call the world of CG) is well under way, and it's been a good time. (It's also been exhausting, since I enrolled in three classes and then got a job I've had fifty-something hour weeks. Bleah.)
I call this guy Thorn. I wanted to do a realistic old man's face so I could get practice sculpting wrinkles and textures (you can see more detail if you click on the pictures). Realism is a marketable skill to cultivate, too.
But I also gave him crazy head because I wanted to play around with alien-y looking stuff.
And after going for a realistic paint job, I goofed around with some garish colors. This is "Voodoo Thorn."
My classes are over! For the semester anyway, and I'm taking the summer off. My crossover into the Dark Side (as my stop-motion colleagues like to call the world of CG) is well under way, and it's been a good time. (It's also been exhausting, since I enrolled in three classes and then got a job I've had fifty-something hour weeks. Bleah.)
I call this guy Thorn. I wanted to do a realistic old man's face so I could get practice sculpting wrinkles and textures (you can see more detail if you click on the pictures). Realism is a marketable skill to cultivate, too.
But I also gave him crazy head because I wanted to play around with alien-y looking stuff.
And after going for a realistic paint job, I goofed around with some garish colors. This is "Voodoo Thorn."
