10-04-2007, 07:00 AM
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Rep Power: 10   | The Making of Al Pacino Sculpt My modeling process is simple. I start by creating a plane in the top lip, and keep extruding edges, maintaining shapes in both side and front angles, also looking at it from the perspective. Read more >> 
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10-04-2007, 01:40 PM
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Rep Power: 4  | I like it but Al Pacino has some really interesting facial lines. When it is rendered I can see taht it is supposed to be him but on the white sculpture I can't tell it's him, which I should be. |
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10-06-2007, 08:22 AM
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Rep Power: 0 | Hey, I didn't realise my making of was being discussed here. Thanx for the replies guys. Yea the final render has a layer of painover, and hair added to it. Maybe that's the reason you think the clay render doesn't look like Pacino. But, all I would be worried about is the final render.  |
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