Fuel & Fire Edits
Today I redesigned the Bull’s head in an attempt to make it look more aggressive and less puppy like. I think it turned out nice and creepy.
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Nice! I got a nice Junji Okubo vibe from it. Found your blog by searching for figure drawing workshops on Google. Thanks for that!
The past entries you made about rigging with SketchUp, you mentioned registration handles and color intersections (blue and beige-safe to rotate and will not break the model, and red touching-off limits to rotation).
Is the registration handle just a checker board texture of 2 red and 2 white squares?
Are registration handle used with color intersections? I didn’t see any used together.
When you determine the range of rotation for a model, how do you color just those areas? You mentioned in the safe to move areas you use blue and beige, is there a specific purpose for each color?