Start for a 1920’s flapper, body sculpt

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Posed base mesh with transpose. Sculpt posed model with displacement map from previous pic

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Added some clothes just to get something to work with. Purpose of the model is to try out some displacement and masking workflows and an AO cavity map for transparency on the dress.

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Here’s a couple of tests trying out some different workflows. The first is using an ao map from Mud to drive transparency in maya, the second is using some plane painting and displacement maps to generate embossing on the dress in mud

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Just a quick test with projection brush and clone tool on the T pose figure and imported to posed figure to see how it would work. It is much quicker working on the T pose figure with mirrored projection brush and stencil in 2010. I will go back and do some more sculpting and finish the texturing.

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I like the painting thats been done to the dress. I dont care for the skin

Hi !

Really good work here.

Did you make 2 differents base mesh between the first and second screnshot?

If not how did you move the body in Mudbox?…

good sculpt except a woman would never pull her leg out like that.
unless she wanted some lol.

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Thx Tony !
as i guessed both of the best sofware were used.

I’ll try something like you’re 32 bit map soon.

As i said before the dress is awesome.

Well now, struggling a bit with the pose here. Its looking very static when I wanted to show the crazy energy of the 1920s like these two great references here.

I watched Chicago last night to get some ideas and did a few doodles but a lot of the dancing is what i would call showgirl not flappin like in Charleston. I definately dont want showgirl style Some important characteristic that I can see to make it look right are arms straight, hands splayed at right angles, shoulders forward and down, lower leg kicked up, knees inwards and feet in at angle. Let me know which pose or bits of pose you prefer, your help appreciated.

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No feedback on the poses so I have gone with this, any C&C welcomed :)

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