These are supposed to be 15-minute exercises. Most of them are probably closer to 20 and then I went and fixed textures on a lot of them as a second 15-minute exercise. All of them are done using default lighting.
Hehe. I remember making little things like this when I was learning 3d. I totally fell out of love with it when my favorite instructor got an actual animation job and left, and instead we got this arrogant little prick of a guy who basically lorded his 3D skillz over everyone and really mocked students in class for errors they made. argh.
Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that I know the pain of revolving/lofting curves to make vases/glasses on checkerboard backgrounds. Are you up to putting bones inside the hand and rigging them up with IK so you can easily make it skitter across a table top like in the Adams family?
So not crappy, these are perfectly good 'sketches' to my eye. What are you using to make the organic forms like the hand and the tapir, patch editing, mesh editing? Making anything but machines seems to be impossible for me, I just curl up in terror like a slug in saltwater.
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Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that I know the pain of revolving/lofting curves to make vases/glasses on checkerboard backgrounds. Are you up to putting bones inside the hand and rigging them up with IK so you can easily make it skitter across a table top like in the Adams family?
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I so wanted to be able to make them just so I could make a checkered ball over a mirrored floor.. hehe..
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