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Due before class (6:00pm): (10/01/24)
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 all of the character elements represented in the 2D concept art while maintaining alignment with proportions, silhouette, and overall aesthetic.
Include your name in the post!
Answer this question: How much time did you spend on your Golem Block In?
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 all of the character elements represented in the 2D concept art while maintaining alignment with proportions, silhouette, and overall aesthetic.
Include your name in the post!
Answer this question: How much time did you spend on your Golem Block In?
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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