5:55 PM, Thursday December 19th 2024
Sure, that's fine. Feel free to submit one more vehicle construction to confirm your understanding of my feedback.
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6:24 PM, Thursday December 19th 2024
Thank you, I`ll post when complete.
Have a great Christmas!
5:02 PM, Sunday January 26th 2025
Hopefully worth the wait and more in keeping with the spirit of your lessons!
The original intention was to round off some of the placeholder edges in one final pass but the final angular form won me over.
Hope you enjoy and thank you for your time.
7:34 PM, Monday January 27th 2025
This is phenomenally done. You've taken a lot of care in laying out the orthographics and pinning down all of your major landmarks, using subdivision to keep your proportions consistent, and you've transferred that information very effectively to your 3D construction.
For the purposes of what we're doing in this course, sticking to flat surfaces and straight edges is totally appropriate - although it wouldn't hurt for your own practice to consider how you'd round out the corners/transitions between surfaces where appropriate for this construction. I know the batmobile from the 90s animated series (great choice by the way) has some great play between flat surfaces and curving sections, so this would be a good subject for including those curves.
Anyway, I'm confident you understand what you should be aiming for with these constructions.
5:04 PM, Sunday January 26th 2025
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