I'm currently taking Vaughn Smith's Organic Modeling class, and as a first assignment, we were to make the bust of a humanoid character.
I started this yesterday afternoon, finished it this afternoon, and I'm happy with the results, given the time frame. The sculpt was challenging and, overall, a great learning experience. It's been a while since I have had to come up with ideas on the fly, and it felt more natural this time around. I definitely intend on doing more speed sculpts.
Additionally, I would like to play with render passes in Zbrush/Photoshop to learn how to make quick, presentable versions of this (of course with a quick texture).
Doing this practice also slightly concerns me, because even at this point, I see myself greatly improving past already-completed work I have for Thesis. I just don't want there to be inconsistencies in my final piece, nor do I want work that is less than my best at the time of graduation. I anticipate many changes to be made.
I started this yesterday afternoon, finished it this afternoon, and I'm happy with the results, given the time frame. The sculpt was challenging and, overall, a great learning experience. It's been a while since I have had to come up with ideas on the fly, and it felt more natural this time around. I definitely intend on doing more speed sculpts.
Additionally, I would like to play with render passes in Zbrush/Photoshop to learn how to make quick, presentable versions of this (of course with a quick texture).
Doing this practice also slightly concerns me, because even at this point, I see myself greatly improving past already-completed work I have for Thesis. I just don't want there to be inconsistencies in my final piece, nor do I want work that is less than my best at the time of graduation. I anticipate many changes to be made.
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