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Levantulee
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 Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2001 8:27 am |
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Ok to show off some of my sketch art..I made that for a demo i do in 3D Max..so a not sure still if I got all the body structures are right...so..just tell me what u think..oh and sorry for the black sides *g*
Have a special look @ the one at the left sinde located ones and the one at the bottom right.
Ok makabre they are..but it`s art right??? hehe
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drfaustus
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| Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2001 8:34 am |
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heh komm Dich bei uns bewerben *g* wir jhaben gar keinen einzigen 3d modeller 
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jzero
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| Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2001 9:00 am |
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Right off the bat, I notice that all of these poses are drawn from an non-perspective side view. That makes your figures look like those life-size flat jointed figures that ergonomic designers use to size chairs. That is, there's very little you've given here that shows that you know how to pose the human figure in a perspective view.
Even if you're going to work these up in 3DSMAX, you may find that your 3D figures look flat like this, too.
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