character : cartoon

[garyturner]

lo francois :)

jpense que malgres que ton perso soiit toon il faut garder une certaine cohrence dans les articulations et lattache des muscles
tu peux les exagerer et ne pas tout montrer bien entendu

regardes les figurines warhammer & cie c est super disproportonné mais on y croie

meme si ta mod est jolie ca rattrapera pas un design incertin

parcontre garde son regard, il est super expressif

en anglais:
yo francois, you have to improve your charachter but you're on the good way :p

[francoistarlier]

thx .... I'll think about it

[francoistarlier]

http://studio-tarlier.com/francoistarlier/misc/cgtalk/new.jpg

[francoistarlier]

I don't know how should I do the arm and the hand. I mean shoud I spin the arm and make the hand facing down or I don't spin the arm and the hand will face the axe Z.

What should I do ?http://studio-tarlier.com/francoistarlier/misc/cgtalk/bras.jpg

[francoistarlier]

nobody can help me ? ... please

[rebeldreams]

Personally, I model hands facing out rather than down. When the hands face down, the forearm is already twisted, which can make it a little tricky to control mesh deforms when you're turning the hands (unless you're clever which, frankly, I'm not!)

Just my suggestion, and bear in mind that it's a combination of wqhat you're comfortable with and what the animation you have planned will let you get away with - this is a cartoon character, so you can "get away" with more than modelling a photoreal figure!

Good luck with it - it looks good. Can't wait to see the fellow's head!

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