Another morning speed sculpt to wake me up



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Seeing how much I could get done in an hour. Particularly difficult for myself as I've never sculpted a child's head before.

MrNinjutsu Very nice

Originally Posted by TehSplatt

MrNinjutsu Very nice

Thanks bro!

1 hour speed sculpt.

45min

Finally acquired a tablet, pressure sensitivity blows my mind

Originally Posted by Ravenslayer

awesome work guys

My 2 hour Speedsculpt for tonight after the concept by the talented Max Davenport (Suburbbum)
http://maxdavenport.files.wordpress....12-treeman.jpg

View the model in 3d here :
http://p3d.in/63L70/spin

and see the LiveStream session here
http://www.livestream.com/polydrawer...6-00bdd417920b

nice job man

bleh

hey guys i just thought i would share this quick sculpt i did in about one and a half hours. hope you like it!

your argument is invalid, my head is a cake

did a bit of sketching in the train two days ago and today based on a concept from the art of mulan book

I love this thread!

Quick study I did based on some concept I found, pretty happy with the front and 3/4 biew, hate the side view for some reason, happens to most of my sculpts but I don't know what's off.....

Originally Posted by TheDarkKnight

Quick study I did based on some concept I found, pretty happy with the front and 3/4 biew, hate the side view for some reason, happens to most of my sculpts but I don't know what's off.....

The profile view is definitely lacking in comparison to the other two. It appears to be off balance and almost tipping forward. Overall a nice sculpt though. Did a quick liquify..

Squared out the jaw
Pushed the ear to the center
Pulled the clavicle/chest area forward
Moved the shoulders/back area back
Set back some of the facial features, was a bit flat faced
The neck could use some tweaking, there's a harsh separation between the sternocleidomastoid and the front of the neck that seems odd

Originally Posted by Lombos

The profile view is definitely lacking in comparison to the other two. It appears to be off balance and almost tipping forward. Overall a nice sculpt though. Did a quick liquify..

Squared out the jaw
Pushed the ear to the center
Pulled the clavicle/chest area forward
Moved the shoulders/back area back
Set back some of the facial features, was a bit flat faced
The neck could use some tweaking, there's a harsh separation between the sternocleidomastoid and the front of the neck that seems odd

Thanks Lombos, really appreciate it.

Saw the errors in the back, clavicle/chest after I posted it.
Really need to work on it not looking so flat, seems to be the main issue.

And will take the rest of your crits in to advice on the next one, thanks again!

edit: wasn't planning on working on it anymore, but couldn't resist.
Followed your advice, and I do think it looks better, thanks again



Is there like a rule of thumb for how far the eyes should be pushed back? that seems to be one of the main issues in most of my sculpts

For face proportions this is a pretty good picture



Its from a loomis book

eye depth can vary quite a bit between people, especially compared to nose and jaw size... ultimately, the best thing to do is just study a bunch of photos

finally had a free hour to myself after god knows how long being busy with life... herped this derp out tonight... can't wait for that impossible day where I have time for another real personal art project

ferg that is so ace man, love your sculpts what do you use to get that layering? its so bold!

Thanks woog! My sketching workflow is super simple... just standard brush and masking for things like that. Pop it out with standard brush, then mask off the top or bottom layer and drag with the move tool fold the shapes over eachother.

More practice, trying to get rid of the flatness in my sculpts