Bit of a showing off, but not at the same time...

Over the past week I've been working on a 3D model of myself. Here's a few shots of my progression, and development over the past few days.



After 3 days constructing the main body shape, I started on shaping the head further to suit a foxes wider cheekbones and longer muzzle.



Added ears, and started shaping the eyes, and sculpting the head further.



Changed the render method to use a skylight against a massive white plane, adding detail in the shading. Finished shaping the eyes and ears, and started working on digigrade legs, which are not easily viewable from this angle. X3



Added footpaws with their general shape, further shaped the lower legs, and set up a scene camera used specifically for rendering.



Finished merging the footpaw to the leg and started working on the handpaws. Closeups of each added in the render. Photoshoped in some eyes too D:

The handpaw is still under construction, hence why you can see white in it around the thumb, and some fingers look very angled against the palm.

The method of construction used is a mirror result, which is why there looks like a seam right down the middle of the body in the first two renders. Basically during editing I only work on half of the body (the right half here). During render, and final production the mirror modifier will be removed, and all verticies down the middle welded, removing the seam.

Ooo shiny. But I don't get why you started with a human's figure. You ARE a fox after all...

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Anthropomorphism. Look it up.

Yay update!

Finished the handpaws yesterday, and attached them to the body today, along with a few other optimisations around the body.

Now in 720p HD!

Make a Horse for Chris :3

Xero, do we really want to give crafty more horse material here? If we do you better get some more facepalms...

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zion HD is for video not pictures but sure . it kinda looks cat like other than more dog like. Better than i could do by far

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The term High Definition determines the size and density of an image. Videos are made of thousands of still images (frames) that are so small in difference, it looks like motion when displayed rapidly.

720p is is the term of 720 vertical pixels, in a progressive scan format. Granted that the progressive scanning is only related to videos, it's still considered HD due to the amount of vertical pixels.

(720i is the term of 720 vertical pixels in an interlaced scan format. This can result in a bad quality image due to the frames being interlaced together (which can give zig-zag effects during motion on sharp objects).)

i has been informed

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