The lazy man’s guide to sculpture - Online Tutorial
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Author: jasmin
This method is of great use for people more comfortable with digital sculpture who need to produce multiple character maquettes time-efficiently (at the professional end of things) or art students whose teachers have decided digital art ‘doesn’t count’ even if you make each model from scratch, unless you can bring in a ‘real’ one. It also works if you want to plan a complex abstract piece- polygons are so much easier to work with than wood or stone, and there’s an undo. I will use Victoria for this, since she’s a common figure.
Step 1: Getting your source images.
Step 2: Readying the images for use
Step 3: Dividing into body parts.
Step 4: Making your pose images
Step 5: Printing
Step 6: Posed-image stands.
Step 7: Suggested work-area layout:
Step 8: Making the cutter
Step 9: Starting to work
Step 10: Cutting
Step 11: Posing and detailing
Step 12: notes
