Skull multiple views by Axe
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These are several views of a skull modeled in Rhino. One of my first real "Organic" models. Rendered in Bryce4. There is another, single view, showing the articulation of the jaw.
Comments (8)
Black
I sort of recall thus seeing this model far back.. I presume again that it was yours. Don't get me wrong it is still woderful, being old does't take from the beauty! It was the image that had me intended to achieve Rhino for a dear bit of time... I have finally purchased it about a month ago! And really started to love it!
Axe
The other view has yet to be uploaded (I hit my maximum of 3 today). I'll upload on Feb 11 as I'll be out of town until then. Axe
Spike
Outstanding work
jgeorge
Hi! I saw some of your works in the past Rhino Challeges threads, I became curious about your works, I searched for Axe in galleries and... found nothing! I'm so glad you are putting something here now! By the way, I know it's strange to speak about it here but... have you ever finished the pigeon you posted in the "Flying creature" challenge? I absolutely adore it, unfinished as it is! I'd like so much to see it finished!
pawdk
Hey Axe, great to see your stuff in here, again. :) I do like this skull, a lot. Looking at your rapier at the moment :)
Art
Axe, This is a super modeling job!!! And just what does the flesh covered version look like?!;)
quino
Cool! Really neet model
Axe
Hey jgeorge - the pigeon with the folded wings still needs texturing. I did work on one with spead wings as well, but after 3 unsuccessfull attempts at getting them just right, they're residing in my "get back to them later" pile. Art - I've been thinking of ressurrecting him and adding muscles, then flesh. Got inspired by the "Making a Better Mummy" featurette on the "MummY" DVD. If I ever get around to it in my copious free time I'll post it. It's modeled after a baboon skull (with a few liberties). Thanks for all the comments.