Hi Jacky, good to see you've started blogging and are up to date with reviews! You might find it easier at first to thumbnail with pencil and paper as well as photoshop. You will have a quicker workflow, especially in the early days as you are still getting to grips with the tablet etc. Chrissie
Hi Jacky, In terms of Maya don't forget the two tutorials you have to do for Monday..... As a reminder they are:
Modelling and Character Part 1: Modelling
In terms of thumbnails I think you might benefit from Chrissie's advice to start with. Also try and avoid line work on such small pieces Try to think big when working small, so lots of broad brushstrokes etc.
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Hi Jacky - see link:
http://ucarochester-cgartsandanimation.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/fao-caa-year-1-invisible-cities-online.html
Also - you need to be updating more regularly on here, Jacky - creating a bit of buzz and energy about your work flow - 'chop chop'....
Hi Jacky,
good to see you've started blogging and are up to date with reviews!
You might find it easier at first to thumbnail with pencil and paper as well as photoshop. You will have a quicker workflow, especially in the early days as you are still getting to grips with the tablet etc.
Chrissie
Hi Jacky,
In terms of Maya don't forget the two tutorials you have to do for Monday..... As a reminder they are:
Modelling
and
Character Part 1: Modelling
In terms of thumbnails I think you might benefit from Chrissie's advice to start with. Also try and avoid line work on such small pieces Try to think big when working small, so lots of broad brushstrokes etc.
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