Re: Progressing - and complex models

"symmetry is non existant in nature", what about 2
tits buutocks and hands? even eyes and ears stand
symetrically in the face.
here for tuts:
http://www.secondreality.ch/
http://cal.jmu.edu/ratner/tutorials/
 enjoy

were can we see your work?

mine is here lol

http://home.deds.nl/~mp/elf/elf.htm

--- Justin Douglas <tzuqris-/[email protected]> wrote:

> Trees have always been a difficulty for me.... I
> have lately just been blending stuff I am not good
> at to help me improve. Advice for natural things
> would be that they are random... perfection is
> something you have no choice but to skip... symmetry
> is non existant in nature, that should als be
> remember with humans(as we are all natural
> ourselves.. well mostly anyway) It's usually good to
> start with a reference image... sometimes nice to
> stick it in the viewport. Use the proportional
> editing tool(o key)  to drag other verts along. Play
> with curves, bevobs, and taperobs. I'm a little
> rambly right now... seems i usually am... hope i
> said something coherant enough to help you.
> 
> Myscha <[email protected]> wrote:     Since I
> started using Blender about a year ago, I am amazed
> at the 
>  things I can now do without spending hours sweating
> and worrying away 
>  at tiny problems.
>  
>  However, I have not, so far, attempted any projects
> involving the 
>  human figure, which I would like to learn soon. Can
> anybody offer any 
>  advice or pointers to tutorials on the subject of
> draping and posing 
>  human figures?
>  
>  And also, resources that would help with natural
> elements - fruit, 
>  vegetables, and trees?
>  
>  Thanks all
>  
>  
>  
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