Anatomy & Character Sculpture - Project 2

18. 10 .21 - 1. 11 .21  (week 9 - week 11)

Sajiya Mir (0340836)

Anatomy & Character Sculpture

Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media

Project 2: Character Detailing and Texturing

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Instructions

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Exercise

Week 9:

After finalizing my character block out I started with the character's face and hair. For the hair of the character I went with a braid hairstyle, it was a bit challenging to do as I needed the hair to look like they were twisting. 

Fig.1.0 Hair Construction 

Fig.1.1. Character Hair 

Using the extract tool I started making the costume of the character but this ended up making the character look a bit fats, so I had to slim down parts of the body and lower the weight of the extract to make the character look like the original body size.  

Fig.1.2 Character Costume draft 1 

Fig.1.3 Character Costume draft 2

Week 10:

As we developed a new outfit for character design I decided to use this outfit for the final character outfit as I felt this would look more interesting and allow me to display my pose better at a later stage. 

Fig.1.4 Character Default outfit (Character Design)

Fig.1.5 Character Costume Draft 3

For the detailing of the dress and belt, I took the patterns I had made for my character design and converted them into a black and white image. From there I imported the image as alpha and just stamp it on the areas I wanted it. This was much easier than having to carve out each detail individually. 

Fig.1.6 Character Costume draft 4

Fig.1.7 Character Costume Final 

Week 11:

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Feedback

[Week 11]:

• The clothes are too straight have it follow the shape of the body structure.
• The top part needs to fold IP and it drapes down.
• Looka t more weapon designs. See what parts can overlap, how you can attach the parts, combine different materials wood carving, etc.
• push the shoe a bit backward, the skirt lifts up just a bit to give it a curve. Soften the chest line.
• The hair is bulging a bit too much.