Thought I'd try a lady for a change. Not sure if she'll be human or a alien or monster or what. Not even sure what she looks like yet, lol, I'm flying blind!

Looks good... stupid question for you, though..... you are welcome to laugh, too. Do you model the complete figure, or "stick it together" in bits, when you're done? Lou.

Thanks! Actually, that's not a stupid question at all. Depends on a few things.

My mood.

If I have time or it's a personal project, I try to model it all out of the same mesh.

If I'm in a rush, run into a modeling wall and have a spare part around, then I use a spare part.

Also, sometimes things change after the model's nearly final and I have to create the new part seperately, then attach it later.

So, you see, it all depends.

  In this instance, to keep a bit more control over what I was doing, I built the breasts, then started the ribs, connected them to the breasts, finished the ribs, started the naval/abdomen, connected that to the ribs, finished the abdomen.  :)  So you see, this time, it was a little of both approaches, as niehter part was "completed" without being attached to the rest first.

What's great about this is the figure is already looking very natural.  It seems you do these things very fast. :m_tongue2:  Very nice, can't wait to see the rest of your progress shots.

She is rockin'!

Thanks.... I was beginning to wonder if I was doing it the hard way.... Youve really got the muscles and underlying tissues down......... and you're thinking maybe a monster..... I've gotta see this when you're done. Lou.

Hiya gang. Thanks for the kind words. Here's an update.  Scince I liked her, I've decided to split her up into two models. One fairly normal and the other monstrous.  Haven't had much time to work on her last night or this morning but I will when I get home. For now though, here's the normal lady.  The monster will be tonight, I hope.

And her wires.