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Revision as of 18:29, 6 February 2016
Graphical research of the head shape of the avatar.
First idea was to make a fusion between a beast skull and a human one. By starting with the model of an hybrid skull, the skin and muscles can be added later.
Contents
Drawing
Compared with a human skull:
- jaw is push forward and relatively thin
- forehead is flat
- orbits and eyes are over sized
- the whole skull is more ovoid
Modelling
Animation test
Sources
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