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Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Great Christmas Dog Art + Drawing Tutorial
It's December, which means it's officially Christmas time! Since this is my favorite time of the year, I decided to make a post highlighting some great Christmas dog art. I've also made a tutorial on how to draw a cute cartoon Christmas dog. It would be a great little drawing to include on any Christmas cards you might be sending out this year! I'll be doing more Christmas themed tutorials and holiday art posts, so stay tuned!
Monday, December 31, 2012
Cartoony Hammerhead Shark
Hi again, everyone! I'm on winter break now after having finished a great online semester at the Academy of Art University. So that means I've got the time to make a lot of new things to show you all!
My first completed winter break project is my Cartoony Hammerhead Shark model. It's not rigged because I plan to take this month to really focus on my modeling, texturing, and lighting skills. I'll be doing animation practice, too. I got Tangled and Kung Fu Panda 2 on DVD for Christmas, which means I've been able to go through them frame-by-frame and try to figure out what makes them great. But this post is supposed to be about my new hammerhead shark. By the way, he's unique in that he's the first model I've textured for both Blender Internal and Cycles. All you have to do is turn the nodes on and off to switch between renderers. Anyway, here he is!
Here are some wireframes.
And a turntable.
As always, you can see more images and download him in .OBJ and .BLEND formats here.
Until next time!
My first completed winter break project is my Cartoony Hammerhead Shark model. It's not rigged because I plan to take this month to really focus on my modeling, texturing, and lighting skills. I'll be doing animation practice, too. I got Tangled and Kung Fu Panda 2 on DVD for Christmas, which means I've been able to go through them frame-by-frame and try to figure out what makes them great. But this post is supposed to be about my new hammerhead shark. By the way, he's unique in that he's the first model I've textured for both Blender Internal and Cycles. All you have to do is turn the nodes on and off to switch between renderers. Anyway, here he is!
Here are some wireframes.
As always, you can see more images and download him in .OBJ and .BLEND formats here.
Until next time!