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Several glorious months have passed since the successful completion of, "Jiggles Is Not Jello ," and it can definitely be said that "Jiggles Still Is Not Jello!" Even with the more gelatin-looking texture, I updated him with, nope still not jello.

I've been genuinely wanting to do a more dynamic action-type pose with Sneaky Pete, however, the legs of the Forsaken male model can be a bit wonky. As in they bow oddly like they are rubber. Back in March, an attempt was made to give Pete a leaping pose , which resulted in much frustration. Critical months have passed since then and my Blender wings have spread a little more. Admittedly, I'm still naive about weight paint. As a possible alternative, I manually altered the mesh of Pete's legs after getting him fully posed. As tedious as this specific process might sound, it really didn't take long at all. In fact, it went smoothly surprisingly.

Lighting for this specific piece was going to be brighter, almost like nearby firelight. While playing around with the lighting, I involuntarily turned off the "key" light which generated the above result. After carefully consulting some friends, a decision was naturally made to stick with the more "moonlit" variation.

Also, brownie points for anyone spotting the "Easter egg" in the scene.

Wonder if this could count for #DATutorialCat? Yeah, technically it is not a drawing. I used to do traditional drawings and a lot too. However because of specific health issues, that I'm not going to get into, it has become rather uncomfortable for me to create drawings anymore. At least through Blender and 3D art, there once again is a creative outlet for me.

Description
Several glorious months have passed since the successful completion of, "Jiggles Is Not Jello ," and it can definitely be said that "Jiggles Still Is Not Jello!" Even with the more gelatin-looking texture, I updated him with, nope still not jello.

I've been genuinely wanting to do a more dynamic action-type pose with Sneaky Pete, however, the legs of the Forsaken male model can be a bit wonky. As in they bow oddly like they are rubber. Back in March, an attempt was made to give Pete a leaping pose , which resulted in much frustration. Critical months have passed since then and my Blender wings have spread a little more. Admittedly, I'm still naive about weight paint. As a possible alternative, I manually altered the mesh of Pete's legs after getting him fully posed. As tedious as this specific process might sound, it really didn't take long at all. In fact, it went smoothly surprisingly.

Lighting for this specific piece was going to be brighter, almost like nearby firelight. While playing around with the lighting, I involuntarily turned off the "key" light which generated the above result. After carefully consulting some friends, a decision was naturally made to stick with the more "moonlit" variation.

Also, brownie points for anyone spotting the "Easter egg" in the scene.

Wonder if this could count for #DATutorialCat? Yeah, technically it is not a drawing. I used to do traditional drawings and a lot too. However because of specific health issues, that I'm not going to get into, it has become rather uncomfortable for me to create drawings anymore. At least through Blender and 3D art, there once again is a creative outlet for me.