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backslidden
 John Shakespeare
cartoonist
Sydney Morning Herald
sydney,
Australia
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Holey Moley, that's awesome soapy!! what a great character! you gotta send your stuff to toy companies.
the story is brilliant- I love the queen being carried on hotwheel cars. perfect |
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Yum, Candy!
 Jimmy H.
Canada
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Originally Posted by Crin:
Lovely style you've got going on here, any one else sick of photo realism? Nice refreshing direction mate. My only crit would be that the feet look a little "too real" for the rest of the character. (e.g. compare the feet to the hands.)
Thanks Crin, believe it or not I usually try and make my stuff as photoreal as possible. I do the best I can to make these look like 'real' toys. But I hear what you are saying and I agree why make 3d photos when you can use a camera. As for the character I will be doing some more work to bring the rest of the organic part of the model up to the level of the feet. So more work to do yet. Hey thanks shakes. I am pretty happy so far. Sometimes it is pretty hard to take a crappy little line drawing and convert its essence into 3d. __________________
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got guts
 Gunilla Elam
illustrator/animator
Stockholm,
Sweden
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Great story - sounds like a lot of work, but I'm sure you can make it justice. I like it very much
 Hotwheel - is that like toycars? As ususal, I find your approach very inspiring. |
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click for more options
 Julien Daulte
Owner
Effectred
Muralto,
Switzerland
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haha
here we are Jim ! Good luck for the contest !Julien |
| 03 March 2006 | |
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Pord of the losts
portfolio
arte i45
United States
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Hey James, thank you very much for checking out my thread. Cool looking little fellow you have there, looking forward to seeing him progress!
 Matt |
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Yum, Candy!
Jimmy H.
Canada
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Shading (Textured and lit): Curly with textures
 Here is the Curly model. I worked up the modeling quite a bit and got a start on the textures. Plus he is pretty well rigged. I finally got around to building a decent doll eyeball and I am pretty happy with it so far. He ended up with more attitude than I thought he would. __________________
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backslidden
John Shakespeare
cartoonist
Sydney Morning Herald
sydney,
Australia
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fantastic soapy! nice metal, and he even looks a bit like Winston Churchill! classic
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Lord of the posts
 Josh McGraw
2d/3d artist
Florence,
United States
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Hey looking good!
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| 03 March 2006 | |
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yeah... a furry thing...
 Mona Eriksson
GPQ,
Sweden
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that dent goes perfect with those skratches...
 you already have the -bring the plastictoys into life- feeling there... the Soapy trademark... __________________
just me... and my GP... Sometimes life is at its cruelest just before it is its most kindest |
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submersed
 Andrew Kinabrew
Instructor/videogame artist
Abalone Studios
USA
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tooooo funny. I love it!
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Frequenter
 Chris Turner
model maker
United Kingdom
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LOL.......
that's looking class. turner |
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UAB "OKTA" CG artist
 Arnas Gaudutis
3d artist
Filippo Loreti
Vilnius,
Lithuania
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Nice helmet shader, maybe more scratches could be seen. That guy is realy badass
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| 03 March 2006 | |
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Lord of the pies
 Steve Bateman
United Kingdom
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That's brilliant Soapy !
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Ragin' Cajun
 Raymond O Doul
Monument,
United States
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Audible laughter. The anistropic effect on the metal shader looks great. Something like a stainless steel pan.
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