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    Wilco Wilbrink(carrotnl)

    You should try a silent mouse.

  • Liviu Marian Sopon(akiraokihu)

    For the people saying mannequins would be nice in Blender - I know this is a little bit more work, but only the first time. -

    I found that modelling a mannequin is pretty easy, and so is rigging it. Otherwise, you could download a free mannequin model, and pose it. Once you pose the mannequin, you can start sculpting as you wish.

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    Henrique Celeste(tabbyr)

    I can also hear the tablet strokes sometimes!

  • Zsolt Cseh(csehz)

    No this clicking is rather quite familiar :D As sculpting everything with the mouse here, or trying..

  • Omar Domenech(dostovel)

    Lately I'm starting to appreciate the more technical tasks, less opinions of everyone in the way

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    Jewgenij Zerkalenkov(eazy)

    don't be a perfectionist Omar, it never is exactly the same, I think :)

  • silentheart00

    I like having the art in front of my model. Helps to double check.

  • bitblox (btiblox)

    It make not only blender but also blender training industry stander in a way.

  • Omar Domenech(dostovel)

    I would be nervous that those don't turn out exactly the same

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    Henrique Celeste(tabbyr)

    Indeed it prepares us really well to get into the industry with good knowledge, for example i had no idea about sculpting a pose version and then a neutral pose

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This event is part of the March 2018 Class, "Creating Stylized Characters with Blender".

The story plays a big part in stylization. Not necessarily ‘narrative’ but background, personality, and purpose. The success of a character is strengthened by its developmental arc. The best artists create characters that are more than the sum of their pixels; more than the sum of its brush strokes and polygons; more than their final render.

This stream we'll discuss writing a story/background for our character. Also we will commence sculpting our chosen characters.

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