SketchBook of PitBull

#1

Head sculpt by me. I know I’ve got tons of mistakes. If you help me find them and correct them, I would really appreciate it!


#2

Your images are NOT visible…little boxes with an X in them is what is showing up.

#3

Sorry about that - clearly imageshack is not working for me… Should have made them attachments, which I did now. Please comment.

#4

I still can’t see any images. Using imageshack myself, works perfectly. Are you using this to post images: ? Imageshack won’t let you copy the direct link if you’re not registreted there, other links won’t show. So register and problem solved.

#5

Yup, that is what I was using, I am using dropbox now, I can see them, so I suppose everyone can…

#6

Nope, I still can’t see any images ;/ Anyone else?

#7

Ok, trying one more time…




#8

Hi Nvelinov :slight_smile:

Yep…I can see your images now…:thumbsup: Alot of problems using imageshack…no nudity…which is a bad thing when working on anatomy studies…plus your images disapear after awhile leaving a thread with lots of words, and no images…Really bad thing to happen, especally for future generations of artist who might want to learn something from viewing works from the past.
If you go into the anatomy workshops in this forum, you will see exactly what i’m talking about.
Really iratating to have so mush visual knowlage lost.
Anyway…looking forward to seeing your progress…Maybe less subdivisions to really push the facial and head planes as far as you can while in the lower subdivision levels first…nose, lips forhead ect…Get a really solid foundation in place to start with, and you will have a much stronger surface to build your house upon…
Burne Hogarth… great books for learning about the plane structures envolved in the human form…If you are able to, get them all, you will never regret it :slight_smile:
Take Care, and keep posting…:thumbsup:
Glenn

#9

Thanks, man, I appreciate it. I have noticed the extra subdivisions I have give it too much of a glossy and shiny look at spots but they were added just because the eyelids lacked polygon density… hate to deal with topology at this stage but I will try to fix it in a more intelligent manner.
Thanks for the book recommendations, too, I will try to get as much as possible from them.

#10

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