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Due before class (6:00pm): (04/07/25)
A "Work in Progress" (WIP) assignment in digital sculpting refers to an intermediate stage of a sculpting project where you present your ongoing work before reaching the final completed piece.
In a WIP assignment, you are required to share your progress, demonstrate your sculpting skills, and receive feedback from your instructors or peers to refine your work further.
This WIP serves as a foundational step in the character creation process designed to assess your ability to accurately translate 2D concept art into 3D form through what we refer to as the Block-in process.
You will focus on creating well-defined geometry and form for the body of the character represented in the 2D concept art while maintaining alignment with proportions, silhouette, and overall aesthetic. Remember that I am not completely interested in the accessories, clothing or armor at this moment. I want you to focus on the base body of the character to understand anatomical form and proportions. Note: just because your character is a cartoon/extremely stylized/less humanoid looking, doesn't mean you should skip applying anatomy fundamentals to your character base.
Include your name in the post!
Deliverables:
A "Work in Progress" (WIP) assignment in digital sculpting refers to an intermediate stage of a sculpting project where you present your ongoing work before reaching the final completed piece.
In a WIP assignment, you are required to share your progress, demonstrate your sculpting skills, and receive feedback from your instructors or peers to refine your work further.
This WIP serves as a foundational step in the character creation process designed to assess your ability to accurately translate 2D concept art into 3D form through what we refer to as the Block-in process.
You will focus on creating well-defined geometry and form for the body of the character represented in the 2D concept art while maintaining alignment with proportions, silhouette, and overall aesthetic. Remember that I am not completely interested in the accessories, clothing or armor at this moment. I want you to focus on the base body of the character to understand anatomical form and proportions. Note: just because your character is a cartoon/extremely stylized/less humanoid looking, doesn't mean you should skip applying anatomy fundamentals to your character base.
Include your name in the post!
Deliverables:
- An Image of your 2D Concept Art Reference (.png)
- Turnaround Renders:
- You are uploading your compiled Photoshop renders utilizing BPR from ZBrush posted directly inline of your UIW3D Forums post. (.png)
- Minimum Views (Front, ¾ front, Side, ¾ Back views)
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