Doobles

Not relevant to the proper, final outcome but was still ideas we had for it. I wanted to try colour out on something in my books and the early sketches were useful.

The rendered version of the end credits, to accompany this post.

Annnd the final video explaining how to create a 3d head model. It was a lot easier to understand this method than other tutorials I had found, and although I need a lot more practice with face topology this video has shown how simple and clean it could be with practice.

The follow up video to this post about creating a head model!

Also a few attempts at birds to try and get wing shape/movement correct.

The final cut of the animation.We added in different voices and the image background. We also changed the light settings so overall the animation has a nicer colour and feel to it.

360 view of the face model

The final head. There’s still details that need to be fixed up properly, and it will be done over the summer to practice good topology seeing as it isn’t a strong point of mine.

A few images on ear and mouth topology that was useful to making my own. The ear image was extremely helpful since it was one of the most difficult parts of the model.

Basic topology of the human head

A very useful site for modelling a realistic face that covers various steps on how to create a working model rig.

Images from Pinterest concerning face topology. It’s difficult for me to draw on the topology on a picture of Sorcha, I find it easier to build the structure in maya than drawing it, but for the mouth and eyes it will be easier to follow.

A website I found that shows art of most games known. Its amazing to look at and great to geek out over great concept art.

A very useful head modelling tutorial I found. I had experimented with a few ways to actually start modelling Sorchas head, but this one is the one I had got the hang of/found easier to understand.