Yes the first basic couple go to be finished as soon as possible so hopefully I am ready for the official release of D2, that's my goal. I have of course unlimited resource to make any stuff so not limitations when comes to characters. I want to make in the future also anime characters so the list will be long and I am happy about it.
Thank you so much Dana , shaping characters take not long for me, maybe 2 hours per head shape , but then the technical side and adjustments take long time to make. The part I don't enjoy that much. I still need to adjust teeth ( positions and shapes) eyelashes , correction morphs etc..
Thank you Chris , the eyes took me a little with the "double" eyelid , thankfully enough edges in the base mesh to make one and worked smooth without subdivision. I am still amazed with the base mesh , so inspiring ..
I only know Hubba Bubba bubble gum
.. thanks for the explanation .. totally agree!
Not really, I remember folks using that expression here in the US, but it was an older generation when I was in my late teens and 20s, so not recently.
Just a point worth mentioning. The eyeballs themselves are pointed directly and exactly forward. It is true that the spacing from inside of the eye to the outside corner of the eye opening are not the same. This can all be adjusted with Paul's rigging work if need be.
You know Chris also depends of camera focal and angle, but I saw a lot of Dawn's renders and people not bother to set the eyes right, since my shapes have different eye's forms I will need to adjust it once I am going to rig the shapes . It would be good for Paul to check it out to be sure.
yes, its a pretty old expression but wasn't sure if it was universal so thought I better explain just in case lol
Yes that is Dawn 2.0 , I like to switch from one to another , so my eyes are not used to the same . I will make a cartoon boy for her and maybe more with the time , but the cartoon family will be all for Dawn 2.0 , there is no need to separate it over to Dusk 2.0 as that would be double work and higher prices .
Ohhhh, wait until OUR Alisa sees her. She's cute!We were watching today "Raya and the last dragon " animation movie , and got inspired with Dawn 2.0
meet Alisa ..
Some says the USA Army soldiers stole it from the Chinese soldiers in WW2 , while they where in Florida. That suppose to be greeting in Chinese but since they did not understand it, they made up own word based on what they heard , just found it on google original word was "How pu how."OK, so you guys Down Under stole it from us . . . we didn't steal it from you.
Thank you, I named her in honor of our Alisa , wait when you see Chris in cartoon lol he gonna kill me..