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Genie du Mal
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Simon
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Genie du Mal
Sketch based on Guillaume Geefs "Genie du Mal". Base mesh took an hour, full sculpt another hour. Quick and easy using Curvy 3D.
Base mesh made from Curvy's sketched curve primitives. These outlined shapes let you get much closer to the final form than other basemesh methods - saving on a lot of sculpting later.
Base mesh made from Curvy's sketched curve primitives. These outlined shapes let you get much closer to the final form than other basemesh methods - saving on a lot of sculpting later.
Re: Genie du Mal
stunning. how did you do the hair?
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Re: Genie du Mal
For the hair:
Turn on Mesh Symmetry.
Added a lathe in roughly the right shape and used the Move brush to tweak the volume.
I used the Add brush with Intensity set a bit lower (16) and Pinch set to about 30. Drawing stripes of Add+Pinch, and inbetween drawing Sub+Pinch (use the Sub tool or just drag with the right mouse button to invert Add).
Turn on Mesh Symmetry.
Added a lathe in roughly the right shape and used the Move brush to tweak the volume.
I used the Add brush with Intensity set a bit lower (16) and Pinch set to about 30. Drawing stripes of Add+Pinch, and inbetween drawing Sub+Pinch (use the Sub tool or just drag with the right mouse button to invert Add).