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I decided to dive into modeling Eyezak last night. I have temporarily abandoned the PMD sculpt, as I was feeling like I had made too many mistakes in my initial set up and modeling, so I’ll probably restart it from scratch now that I know a little bit more about how to use Nomad Sculpt and just 3d modeling processes in general. All those leg muscles will eventually be smoothed together, but I found it easiest to build the anatomy muscle by muscle first. Each muscle is just a simple primitive (a cube, sphere, or cylinder) that I’ve warped into shape. The orange “clay” color was just something someone had recommended working in to better see shapes and details (I agree it’s easier to see things than grey). I will eventually be able to fully color/render this, which is an exciting prospect to me to be able to breath such life into the insane things in my head. I’ve always seen Eyezak as green in my head, but that probably makes him even more similar to Mike Wazowski, so I may have to reconsider that. I still have his eye stalks and feet before I really start to dive into the details and textures, but it’s a very fun process so far.

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I decided to dive into modeling Eyezak last night. I have temporarily abandoned the PMD sculpt, as I was feeling like I had made too many mistakes in my initial set up and modeling, so I’ll probably restart it from scratch now that I know a little bit more about how to use Nomad Sculpt and just 3d modeling processes in general. All those leg muscles will eventually be smoothed together, but I found it easiest to build the anatomy muscle by muscle first. Each muscle is just a simple primitive (a cube, sphere, or cylinder) that I’ve warped into shape. The orange “clay” color was just something someone had recommended working in to better see shapes and details (I agree it’s easier to see things than grey). I will eventually be able to fully color/render this, which is an exciting prospect to me to be able to breath such life into the insane things in my head. I’ve always seen Eyezak as green in my head, but that probably makes him even more similar to Mike Wazowski, so I may have to reconsider that. I still have his eye stalks and feet before I really start to dive into the details and textures, but it’s a very fun process so far.