Looks nice, Oscar. Are you going to cut it for them?
David
David
Finished commissioned pattern
Customer commissioned this pattern for a family member's gift (coin collector).
It was a fun and challenging build. Some point modeling and a lot of sculpting. A lot of tweaking playing with depth of the model in different areas.
Pattern developed at 6 inch diameter and 1/8 inch depth (out of the box).
Second render is at 6 inches and depth of 1/4 to highlight the detail better.
It was a fun and challenging build. Some point modeling and a lot of sculpting. A lot of tweaking playing with depth of the model in different areas.
Pattern developed at 6 inch diameter and 1/8 inch depth (out of the box).
Second render is at 6 inches and depth of 1/4 to highlight the detail better.
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Joe, thanks. I've been making and selling patterns for a few years now. Not a lot of money but fun.
Mary, thank you. Been trying to learn better anatomy and its helping. Start with a flat picture and try to figure out how high or deep things should be. Very much my interpretation of the picture. Sometimes they even look good.
Mary, thank you. Been trying to learn better anatomy and its helping. Start with a flat picture and try to figure out how high or deep things should be. Very much my interpretation of the picture. Sometimes they even look good.
Hmm, usually it takes money to make moneyJoe, thanks. I've been making and selling patterns for a few years now. Not a lot of money but fun.
Mary, thank you. Been trying to learn better anatomy and its helping. Start with a flat picture and try to figure out how high or deep things should be. Very much my interpretation of the picture. Sometimes they even look good.
yet you're making money to make money or is
it that you use money (to buy materials) to make money to make money.
sheesh... i c'foozed now.
Nice job O !
Too funny.
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