unit 65 development

starting with a cube i aplied four sections to each side. i then made it editable and started to add more sections using the ring selection. i then pulled out points in order to form a rough head shape.

i then carried on until i had a better head shape.

you have really got a good head shape going on. would like to see some of the body now gettin done.

i extruded the pollys down to form a neck shape, each extrusion i then scaled out until i had shoulders formed.

with the knife tool i started adding cuts then moving the points to further enhance the shape of the profile.

i used the same method of extruding pollys, adding cuts and repositioning points to form the body and legs.

i then started to exrude the shoulder pollys to form the top part of the arm.

highlighting the top pollys of the head, i t[url=https://servimg.com/view/14579292/47][img]https://i.servimg.com/u/f17/14/57/92/92/screen30.jpg
I highlighed the top pollys of the head then split the pollys and joined the bottom parts to the head.

morwe detail to the face using knife tool and moving points

face from other side.

i highlighted the leg pollys and extruded the points in order to form pants.

modeling the arms adding more definition to the muscle.

this is the front view with adda hands

hands close up.

added knee pads and lower pants using points.

rear of the knee pads and more detail to the pants.

arse modeled.

modeling the face

face detail.

more face detail (front)

more detail to face including lips, it also now has eyes.

In my opinion this is the best model I've seen posted on the forum by far sir. You've got very clean loops and it looks rather professional I must say. I think that your fingers need a bit more work though, and it does look like the top / midle of the head has a lot more geometry compared to the rest of it. But other than that bit of nitpicking, I'd marry it.

the models proportion's are lovely and anatomically correct. It also has a really neat and tidy topology riley, i would be proud to call this model my own.

this is the modeling done and beginning of rigging

Wow, doc, this is heavy.

That's a might fine model you've got there, looks just like the ones you see in tutorials and the like. The kind of model everyone aspires to create, but always fails in replicating. So props to you, sir. If your rigging turns out as well as the rest of the model, well, I think you'll have one of the best animations in the class. But don't forget that the animation has got to be good, you won't impress with the model alone.

Keep it up, brosef.