Early post for a work in progress...

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Here's the idea...

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This looks like a swimming outfit, but I'll be covering this in a ninja uniform. To be continued....

Okay, I'm reloading.

After a week of trying to do this one way, I've decided to take this in a different direction. I shall return...

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After a week of trying to do this one way, I've decided to take this in a different direction. I shall return...

Update

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Okay, so the eyes are shaped wrong.. The lipstick is the wrong color... And the hair has bald spots. The face may be a little chubby, but if the likeness was closer to accuracy, I could let that slide. I guess I'll be back.

Caricature in progress

So, I wasn't pleased with the way this caricature was coming out. I'm currently making facial alterations. Here is a look of the face I'm using.

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And here's what I have thus far...

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I don't like this one, either. I'll be uploading my next rendering in a few...

What's new??

Hello, blog. Miss me? I'm only back because I'm creating my ode to the hottest radio show in the galaxy. This is what I have so far. I shall return.

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New Year's update

I was attempting to create a cartoon spoof, complete with my typical brand of sarcasm and witty throwaway remarks. I wrote a brief script and everything... But to create 3D versions of each individual character is wearing me out. So, I'm taking a break on that for now. Here is the one scene that I managed to complete...

The Cat-Lady Jane (2015).

I wasn't exactly ignoring my blog... I simply forgot that I had one.

The original face and body on this caricature was created around 2013 by me to use as a test model. It was a personal means of creating better skin texture, designing proper hair flow, learning how to add decals, and also testing the new meta-rig for poses.

So, I was looking for a piece to work on when I remembered that this model was still in limbo. It took me less than a day to create a costume, add a cute scene in the background, develop appropriate lighting, and render the final result.

Not bad, I think.  

I'm working on too many projects at the same time. So, in between I work on little numbers like the one above. At least I could say I completed something.