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Thanks for the update

That's a very smart suit, lots of carefully extracted pieces, looks great.

Excellent model, love the work on the costume!

Love the work on the man, good clean shapes and muscle definition, the back looks good too.

Something more surreal, with Proxy Array.

I was trying out modelling from some Loomis references (see below) and made this guard from the base figure. https://www.curvy3d.com/images/c5/Squad1.jpg https://www.curvy3d.com/images/c5/ProportionsMale.jpg There are lots of Loomis references for faces and bodies. The head one is handy too. https:/...

I was playing with tiling symmetry in GIMP and drew this texture. Thought it might look good on a spinning top. Made a second version of the texture with motion blur for the spin effect.

I do use anatomy reference sketches of front and side views of similar characters, google is very helpful.

These are the character outlines I used in the tutorial:
https://www.curvy3d.com/images/c4/Tutorial.zip

Here are a couple of sketches:

Lovely patterns and shapes.

No problem, that is the newest version.

I got an upgrade email from Dave J, but the outlook address was broken for replies. If this is you please message me on the forums here or email from a different address, thanks.

Thanks for sharing these. Love the look of that fairy.

Lovely effect with the shapes and shading.

Potentially yes, if you tweaked the format a little. It is the same idea translated into a system that makes sense to an artist rather than a physics person.