poor little failed heads... by flakmonkey
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these are just a couple of characters i made that were kinda failiures, they just didnt turn out how i wanted but i thought it`d be a shame not to post them as a lot of effort went into making them (although conciderably less effort went into making the green dude). the other non green guy is called ned. if i can tidy the scenes up a little i`ll stick these up for grabs on free stuff soon, maybe someone can find a use for them... theres a little facial animation test on fred (the green dude) here
http:flak3d.topcities.com/fred.zip
its simple as it was just to check for any nasty texture stretching etc.
comments welcome...
Comments (9)
They are very cool!!!!Especially Ned.
Aawwwww, they are sooooo cute. Well, so ugly that they are cute. As patate2 said," Especially Ned".
Ned reminds me of my crazy old college Bio 101 professor. I think it's the eye lids and glasses.
Very good!
What a great character, full of personality...
very cool flak, I really like how you designed the ears on these guys they just give it a little bit extra if you know what I mean :) great work
flak i have to say the things you post never fail to impress me...even your "less effort" characters. Your texturing is just beautiful. much props on your work... all of it!
actually deadless the ears were pinched from a previous model, i think it was a low poly version of gollum. ive made so many daft characters i have a pretty big collection of stock ears/eyes/hands etc...
you say in your dojo scene that yuo dont think your character modelling is realistic enough! - this type of modelling and character building is far better than ultra realism - excellent job with Ned