Anatomy Thread of Anand - 2D/3D

#541

hi anand,

now i get alot new pictures for my wallpapers ! thanx :scream: i simply love ur study on hands ! super fine detail for her age and gesture ! her face is superb ! that blend of details , her pose and feel she gives !

i 'm awwweeedddd !! for last 20 mins… (will pick my jaw later after i finish this typing
!)

and the saree is also nice…natural it feels ! those fingers, kinda gives me a feel she is kinda shy, has been pursuaded to pose for the camera… those finger pose reminds of me of women with ‘ghunghat’ ( that gud old indian women with sarees)… ur drapery work is amazing, best i’ve seen… reminds me of that sexy lady u did at work !! awww !! i 'm loving it !

keep at it sir ! :thumbsup:

#542

oooh wow look at the body!! the drapery is wonderful!! and the hands look so good!! this is coming along magnificently :)!

#543

… out-of-words You’re thread - a goldmine. Nothing constructive to come with, I’m just amazed and inspired. =)

#544

my head is spinning.so much detail!!!how do you handle it???

#545

Hi Nitin!! Your are right about the fingers! thanks a lot… will edit before the next update!

Hey Serena!! Thanks a lot for your valuable inputs…!!:thumbsup:

Hey Johan!! thanks, buddy!:smiley:

Hey Ratheesh!!.. how are you, my friend?:scream: Welcome to the club! Eager to see some of your beautiful work in cgtalk!

Hey Glenn!! thanks a lot for the suggestions!.. I will keep them in mind as I go along…
As for the book, here is the link:
http://www.ballisticpublishing.com/books/essence/face/
It covers a bit of face-modeling, but mostly realistic skin-texturing. I have never tried any serious skin-shading, so I am hoping it will help me pickup a bit of something.

Hi Sophie! thanks for stopping by!

Hey Magdalena!!.. thanks!.. yes, the figure is still a bit youthful… I will work on aging it…!

Hey Ashish!!.. thanks, dude!! :smiley:

Hey Abbey!! thanks, man!!

Hi Vaaken!! thanks a lot!!

Hey Amrinder!! thanks, dude!!

update… working on the lower part of the sari… not quite done, but just to let you guys know I haven’t given it up yet… hehe!!:smiley:





#546

Beautiful! Anand you make me want to take classes in sculpting. Love the hand and how it is holding the cloth. The veins in the hand are amazing. I like both sari versions but I think the version with less folds looks just right on her somehow. Just my thought.:slight_smile: Lovely work Anand!

#547

Hey Debbie!! thanks a lot!! The Sari is kind of “evloving”… dont know what it will turn into finally!! :smiley:

update… a bit more work on the sari tonight…

#548

Hi …Anand…:slight_smile:

I can really feel, and see the wieght/gravity of old age starting to appear in/within/on her now…BEAUTIFUL WORK…:applause: :thumbsup:
TAKE CARE
Glenn

#549

The gesture through the sari is awesome. And the nice draping … And I really love how you captured the hands. The pose is beautiful. =)

#550

simply superb! I cant stop praising you. I am glad to be workin with u. :thumbsup:

#551

awesome. no words. no bloddy words. :slight_smile:

#552

Beautiful! good work !!

#553

very nice details on the saree… all those wrinkles are soo realistic! waiting for more… :buttrock:

#554

Hey Glenn! thanks!!

Hi Vaaken… thank you!

Hey Kiran!.. thanks, man!!:smiley:

Thanks a lot, Vinay!

Hi Dhame! thanks!!

Thanks Nitin!!

Ok, now… I haven’t been updating because it was going a bit slow and I was getting stuck with the sari… Anyways, I have put the sari to rest for now and started refining the other parts… nothing major, though.

  1. Added a foot, like Glenn said.
  2. Corrected the gesture on the right hand… thanks a lot for pointing it out, Nitin!!:scream:(The left hand is still a mess!!)
  3. Not noticabe, but added tear-ducts(or whatever they really are)to the inner corner of the eyes.

…cont. on the next post…

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#557

out-of-words

#558

nice details on the foot… wrinkles on sarees is also perfect… :thumbsup: love the gesture :slight_smile:

#559

I confess - I am guilty of not replying in here often enough. Because your thread is giving me the pleasure of a minute of awe and wonder on a daily basis.

The gesture, pose and detail plus the choice of subject: everything propels this out of range of 99% of what I can see in 3D sculpting on the web and brings this quite on par with the kind of sculptures in museums by the old masters that hit me on the head, stop my breath and make me explore them.

Also, another reminder that texturing is kind of unneccessary for the beauty of a good sculpture. Sure, there’s a shader and all - what I am referring to is the desire for real skin textures and subsurface scattering and what not. The absence of these things makes this style of sculpting quite a timeless achievement (I think I remember that many of the classical statues from the ancient greek and romans used to be painted, i.e., textured, though? Don’t know…)

anyway. thanks for giving me the joy to watch this every once in a while.

#560

I think that in this view the sari folders are a little bit too patterning. If you have got time, try to create here and there few breaks in the size of the folds. I think that in this way it will acquire a more natural look.

Hand and foot are mindblowing (as usual) you really are a maestro in sculpting :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:

Can’t wait to see her textured :thumbsup: