Little One Crop Top WIP by MrGorf

3D Modeling • Work In Progress • posted on Jul 01, 2010

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Description

It's been a while since I've tried to model anything. Usually I reach a frustration point and give up, but this time I think I've almost got it. I've been trying to learn Blender and have found the learning curve pretty steep. I had to buy a book... Then came my Achilles' Heel: trying to rig something. After much trauma I finally got this little shirt to conform with no poke-through! For me, this is enough of an accomplishment that I felt like sharing. Now I am working on the texture. I feel that the bump map could make or break this, and I'm chugging right along. The seams are intentional, by the way. Oh yeah, the top has 2688 polygons. And for the easily offended, she does have on a bikini bottom... I just wanted to get some initial reactions, input, and advice. Please let me know how you feel about the crop top. I know the image itself isn't very inspired!

Comments (6)

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Faemike55

8:45PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

My initial reaction after reading this is why didn't you show us everything instaed of telling us she didn't have a bikini bottom - I'm like, bummed out now. Great work on the top! She looks great

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Seaview123

8:52PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Pretty cool! Nice work.

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DangerousThing

8:58PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Nice! Is this an image from Blender or from Poser? The top is nice, but the hair could use some texturing work. The hair streaks look too even for my taste. And if you want to learn Blender (I'm doing this now also) there are some tutorials at cgcookie.com that are free, and there is one that is fairly inexpensive for the hours that covers Blender 2.5 all the way up to high level modeling and animation: and yes, it seems to cover clothing and hair also.

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MrGorf

9:04PM | Thu, 01 July 2010

This was rendered in Poser. The hair is the default hair that comes with Little One. I had nothing to do with it! :-) Thanks for the tip on that website! I will check it out.

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