Making a start on the sculpt π
🕑 Added 2024-06-04 16:57:30 +0000 UTCIn this video I make a start on the character I've decided to sculpt for the challenge - Felicia Hardy (AKA Black Cat)!
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JohnBlack
Thanks Daddy Mac! π€£ I appreciate it!
Danny Mac 3D
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JohnBlack
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JohnBlack
Hey Mac, sorry to bother on this post but Mythical members get the patreon series free or at a discount? (Arms, legs, torso, ect.) I am jobless right now and want to follow your courses but can't afford it right now...
Amul Bhatia
Hi dear, when are you planning to upload sculpting of Felicia hardy videos ?
Danny Mac 3D
Thank you! What is the question sorry?
Danny Mac 3D
Ah okay! I actually approach it slightly different each time to be honest. Only once before have I rigged the base mesh like I intend to, but doing so allows you to design the illustration without getting bogged down in the details which is nice. I'm not 100% sure how I intend to proceed from there yet, but I could set ketframes on the timeline with the character in A-pose, then keyframes with the character in a posed position, and scrub between the 2 to get the best of both worlds. I've never actually tried this so early in the sculpt, so will see how it goes!
Shinyuu Wolfy
I never know how to start. Do I sculpt posed and suffer? Do I spend ages sculpting an A pose and run out of energy too early? Here I saw thereβs a middle ground: you have posed refs, but you quickly make the base mesh. Iβm actually more curious about the next few steps on how this is going to shape up. Iβm **extremely** anxious about sculpting the details after posing, with the symmetry broken.
Amul Bhatia
Hi Danny, thanks for sharing the awesome stuff, it's my first time on patreon, just wanted to ask what about further remaining videos .. Enjoyed the way you sculpt and model..
Danny Mac 3D
Glad to hear it! Which part in particular did you like?
Shinyuu Wolfy
I jus want to drop by and say: this is **extremely** useful. It helps me understand how you think when you approach the sculpt, which many tutorials just skip over. Please, do more of these. They are awesome. Also, looking forward to seeing how you are you going to figure the problem of her hair.