Rebuilding Bat-Te'vaa: a head emerges from zero! by dphoadley
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
spent two days doing this head. Not all that happy with it yet, but hopefully I'm learning something from the process. The eyes I borrowed from my remapped Posette.
I want ot thank everybody for the kind and generous support that you've given me. As is all too evident, I'm still really very much the novice. For the whole figure building process, I've been relying on tutorials to give me step-by-step directions on what to do. My one great diviation from them is that I've also constantly referred to my own reference photos, and adapted the mesh accordingly.
You can see the tutorials here: Secondreality: http://arildwiro.com/
Maybe you'll find them usefull too.
Yours truly,
David P. Hoadley

Comments (15)
I am sure you are learning a lot - man, you have tackled this head head on - its looking good and with your mapping skills it will be great I'm sure. Keep up the hard work my friend
you're obviously learning an incredible amount. you're doing an wonderful job. her ear looks terribly complex. it's inspiring and impressive to watch you progress as a modeler. hope you're having a lovely Passover!
This is really coming along nice!! Looks like a lot of work!!
Nice topology on this head, Dave. Keep it going.
Very good work again erland
great work
Pretty girl, Dave!!! Good luck!
Excellent work!
It's an encouraging thing to see how you advance step-by-step. All my congrats! 5+++++!
שבוע טוב לך ושה" יברך אותך
Great work!!!I wish I could do it also.
Very cool ... I love the progress. *****
You link wouldn't open for me. Windows implied I'd need the programme and that is a step too far for me. I'm more than impressed by the patience you show - and the skill.
V-E-R-Y N-I-C-E. 5+.
As someone who knows nothing about how you do these fine renders, I am very impressed with your work and how you do it!