My first model

[TimWoods]

looks fine.
need to see the mesh tho.:thumbsup:

[Dravenfr]

Here a new pic , I prepare the mesh for my next post :)

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/chezliam/Images/jo2bis.jpg

[Dravenfr]

A new pic

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/chezliam/Images/work2.jpg

[iBlue]

oh yes, the "joan of ark" tut, great way to start, keep going :beer:

[Dravenfr]

A new pic for my Joan :)

I think the arms are :annoyed:

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/chezliam/Images/Joan1.jpg

[Killerj]

I would say : Try to reduce polycount a bit - it´s easier to model and surface will be smoother. If you´re gonna make some details after basemodel you can add extra polys.

[WillJohn]

good for a first timer, but.. why so much geometry @ the middle seam?

-will

[Stupeyfied]

my guess would be that its a seam he has there (maybe not welded??) with meshsmoothing on creating heavy polies there? dunnow...looks good for first mesh tho!! keep 'er goin!

[DAbuel]

Dravenfr good start but I agree with Killerj, its better that you have a lower poly count so you can manipulate things easier and it looks clean as well... now when I started I thought it would be better to have a high poly count to make it look smooth but when I came down to Doing adjustments it became difficult to modify or adjust things... plus it look really messy .... here check this out!
this is how nice and clean a model should look! Its very low and yet it has High quality output!!
http://www.digitalsculptor.net/mx/Jue_iso_wireframe_medium.jpg
(image courtesy of www.digitalsculptor.net Makers of the Animatrix)

I hope you Keep this in mind its really helpful!

Regards

[Dravenfr]

Thank you everybody :)

The snapshot is a screen with meshsmooth itineration 1, but when I move vertices I hide meshsmooth and work on a lowpoly character !!!!

( on more time sorry for my english ) :)

[Dravenfr]

another pic :)

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/chezliam/Images/joan3.jpg

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