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This is to the immediate left of the "front porch" pics. It's what you would walk into if you walked out of our front breezeway and didn't turn left. Todd calls it The Forest.
I bought a new emblem a few years ago. There is some pitting on the paint on the front of the hood that will have to be sanded off before painting. Headlights are Hella H4's. The turn signals are connected to the sidemarkers, so both of them flash when signaling.
I focused a lot on getting the anatomical proportions correct here rather than complicated constuming (and I thought a standard human structure would be easiest to learn to animate with). I'm happy with how the face turned out as that was one of the biggest challenges, but there is definitely detail lacking in other areas such as no depth at the edge of the clothes and no accessories to improve design. Though I worked to retopologise as I went along, in some areas the topology is very inefficient, such as where the neck connects to the torso. With the textures, I did work to clean up the UVs but this was a challenge and improvements can definitely be made in this area.
In the process of making this model I think I have improved significantly on vertex, edge and face manipulation in creating more complex geometry, and I now more clearly understand the UV editor. Issues I need to tackle are efficient topology and UV maps, and cleaner texturing.
Part of the front door cure was to integrate the owner's own cultural talisman, the Turkish evil eye, into the Feng Shui traditional ceremony of sealing the doors.
Visit devwijewardane.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/black-fronted-babb... for more photographs of the Black-fronted Babbler.
Shutter Speed : 1/250 Seconds
Aperture : 5.6
ISO Speed : 400
Metering Mode : Spot
Focal Length : 400mm
Lens : EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 L IS USM
The front a gorilla skull. The top of the head appears flat from this view because the prominent, straight brow ridge protrude
above the two deep eye sockets. There is a triangular opening for the nose. The nasal septum is the plate-like structure dividing the left and right sides of the nasal cavity. The teeth are large and anchored to protruding jaws.
last one, i promise...the red flower is dead, destroyed and in the trash.
i just had to get this out of my system.