Female figure model

[priscellie]

My female model! It was kind of embarassing how much more developed my model was than those of the rest of the class at Monday's critique. :D I still have quite a bit of work to do, especially after noticing that the ratio of her upper arm to her forearm does not even resemble human proportions.

Comments

[glockgal]

Eeee this is so incredibly cool!!! Out of vague (unknowledgable) curiousity, what program are you using to create the model?

[priscellie]

Alias-Wavefront's Maya 6.5. Mmmm, Maya. *licks it*

I can't wait to see what kind of 3D numminess you create at your new school-thing of hotness. Yes. :D :D :D

[thinlizzie]

this looks really good. except your model looks really hungry!!! you need to fatten her up, yo.

[priscellie]

True. A girl that skinny wouldn't have such fantastic breasts, as we both should know. *grins*

[moondog]

That is so freakin' awesome, Cellie. And I'm not at all suprised that yours was the most developed -- because [a] you're you and [b] college students are really, really, really lazy.

I love being able to pick out your facial features in hers :D

[sannalim]

Hee! At first I was going to say that your model reminded me very strongly of Princess Leia. Then I read Rebecca's comment and realized that she does, in fact, look a lot like you. Does this mean that you look like Princess Leia? I think maybe it does!

[priscellie]

I'll model her a pair of cinnamon buns, just for you. :D

[priscellie]

Hee! Our next project is to model our own head, and I was trying to get a head start.

Another reason I was so far along is that I actually worked on it over Spring Break. In fact, the point I was at the last day of Spring Break was further along than most students were at the time of critique. I'm just a flaming overachiever in the classes I like. XD

[enigmaticblues]

Hee! Very cool!

[makd]

Looks pretty in proportion to me! I am impressed. :-)