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2: Full Body & Outfit Sculpting

Sculpting the Planar Hands & Feet

3rd October 2019

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Julien Kaspar

To cover the smaller areas of the planar body I will show you how to sculpt planar versions of the hands and feet.

Other links:
  • Body Sculpting Lessons .blend file: The asset file that contains all of my shown body & clothing sculpts from the chapter 2 lessons. It also includes the Annotation lines shown in the videos.

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calmels.gaelle

10th March 2020 - 21:40

Once again I am posting the result here. I don't know if this is bothering or anything but I really appreciate this class. I also feel like I am learning more than ever before about sculpting compared to any other online classes I followed in the past.

thank you so much!

here is my weird character :D (I know this is a 6 pack but shhh) Image

Julien Kaspar

10th March 2020 - 22:43

*@calmels.gaelle* This looks really amazing! Keep them coming and don't worry about asking questions or looking for feedback :)

calmels.gaelle

10th March 2020 - 23:27

*@Julien Kaspar* Got it! I do have quite some experience with clay sculpting and drawing. I guess it helps a lot to have these skills before trying 3D sculpting.

ernest.drozdz

27th July 2020 - 11:37

*@calmels.gaelle* really cool, thanks for posting and inspiration! :D

Bas Raven

28th September 2020 - 21:45

*@calmels.gaelle* Abolutely love your take on this sculpt. I can't wait to see what it becomes further down the line. Keep sharing!

Bas Raven

28th September 2020 - 21:43

Hi everyone, This took me a while but I think I did okay on the proportions and overall look of the body. Your excellent step by tep explanation really helped me to better understand human anatomy for sculpting. Any feedback is very welcome.

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Gemma María Rull

8th October 2019 - 21:20

I felt so much panic at booleans. Now this is the glory, haha. And it is great being able to sculpt separately a bit firstly by objects like you do and then joining them later because I am very impatient as well as fearful to ruin everything too soon. This technique keeps you very centered and everything under control, so it quite solves all that for me. I am ver happy, greatful and surprised as always! :)

adela.kormoutova

16th July 2020 - 22:09

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adela.kormoutova

16th July 2020 - 22:13

*@adela.kormoutova* isnt the torso too long? At first i thought the legs were too big, but it looked weird when i tried to make them smaller... i feel that something is wrong...maybe the torso is thin too much...

Julien Kaspar

22nd July 2020 - 12:44

*@adela.kormoutova* I think the proportions are somewhat correct but the torso is pushed upwards in some places.
The shoulders are very small and the chest is kinda taking up all their space, which makes the torso seem longer.
The pelvis is also not very big and kinda pushed up, which makes the legs seem longer.
The hands also seem very small in comparison to the rest. Anatomy is a tricky thing. Over time you will develop an eye for these mistakes but it's already good that you can tell that something is off.