Character: Max Wolf

[Max Wolf]

here is my first wip of max wolf i ever did . it is the head so far and i still need to do more work on it

[Max Wolf]

can you guys give me some tips?

[Max Wolf]

hello... anyone out there??
come on some tips? any?
::looks around::Hello??

[AndyJ]

Looking good so far :) maybe a little more work around the eyes, and I hope you're gonna add the nose :D

Cant wait to see the rest.

[Max Wolf]

here is a bit more.

AndyJ-
There is the nose. and messed with the eyes


I also messed around with the ears.

[Max Wolf]

sorry here it is

[Max Wolf]

i hope to have it look like this when i am done.
(or more real looking)

[AndyJ]

Good old PSP7 eh? :P

looking good man, keep it up

[Max Wolf]

here is a shot at avi did with him blink.

yes i know it is now much.. but it was all by mistake when i was modeling him. I was messing around when i found it out. i can make realy easy exspetions with it.

[Max Wolf]

cell shaded

[mlinde]

Maybe it's just the frontal view, but the model seems more square than the ref. image you posted, the forehead - > cheekbones is almost straight down, should maybe curve more like the ref image. Also would help to add that hair modeling to hide the square flat top :)

[mmecca]

arent wolves related to dogs...this looks too much like a cat...

[Neuroup]

Hello!

Your Wolf is very nice. But you must make other part of body. In my dog objects some parts of body are separated. Becouse this is easy to make.

[Max Wolf]

here is an update

[Neuroup]

Very nice work. MAke rest of clothes. Now the worst part "Making a bones and weight maps" If you have any good tutorial give me a info. Good luck. One more time very nice model.

[mlinde]

Not wanting to sound like a bad guy.
I think you have a proportion issue with the arms/neck. The arms have no shoulder definition, and seem out of place because of it. Either that, or they are too skinny for the beefy football player trapezius muscles. I don't think the neck itself is wrong, but the angle of descent to the arms is too shallow, and goes out too far. I drew over your image:

[Max Wolf]

ty mlinde- i will do that.
i messed up any way so i am going to start over on the body..

[Max Wolf]

well an up date

[Max Wolf]

oh yeah. any tips would help ty

[SpeedMetal]

once you done with your model, its time to riggin`
(but your neck is still big)

[renderingfarmer]

What exactly is a max wolf? I take it this is a cartoon character of some sort?

[Max Wolf]

yes he is my own cartoon character

[Neuroup]

Hello!
I think that is time for make rest of body. Do you need any tips how to make clothes ? :-))))

bye

[Max Wolf]

that would be nice neuruop. i could use all the tips

[Neuroup]

In my project dogi style i made jacket like that....
I have selected few faces, copied them to another layer, then enlarged and filled. That made the jacket fit the object perfectly.

[Max Wolf]

finaly an update

[Max Wolf]

legs done...next time the feet

[FenrirWolf]

I agree with other folks. Your portions are way off here. If this is a cartoon character, you can get away with a little bit of that, but generally you still want to keep the same sort of ratio, even if you change the actual scale.

Your arms are still too skinny compared to the legs. For example, I'm attaching an image of a cartoon wolf I did a while ago.

And, uh, what's with the cutout? Wait, nevermind, I don't want to know...

[jeremyhardin]

ya know max, for a while you had a lot of questions and i hadn't seen any of your work. i wondered if i ever would

but your progress on this is promising, and i look forward to seeing more.

it's good to be wrong sometimes.

[renderingfarmer]

Awww... dude. Weak. Tell me you didn't model his dork.

[Max Wolf]

no i did not. it just felt like doing it withthe black box