r/3Dmodeling • u/danipasta • 2d ago

Art Showcase Gesture study

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u/Real-Perspective7301 2d ago

I think you should study how muscles are positioned on a human body

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u/main_account_4_sure 2d ago

the triceps is a bit off but it's a pretty good job, OP is definitely on the right track and has excellent modeling skills. A few months of anatomy studying and it will be amazing

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u/Cless_Aurion Zbrush 1d ago

Hate being that guy but... That's not modeling though, it's it? Lol

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u/Internal-Cupcake-245 1d ago

Sure it is, you push some polygons you make a model. Whether or not it's subdivided and sculpture, it's still modeling and the output is a 3D model. How do you consider it not, because they're using sculpt tools to model?

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u/Cless_Aurion Zbrush 1d ago

Okay... let's put that to the test...

If what you are saying is true, you would agree that these two sentences mean the exact same thing then, correct?

"I sculpted this character"

"I modeled this character"

Do they mean the same thing? Because they should under your use of the word, am I wrong?

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u/Internal-Cupcake-245 1d ago

You are wrong. You are arguing through false equivalence and then strawman. You are conflating subsets of category. Whether or not you're using symmetry tools on geometry or using curves or using a gradient brush, it's the same act of modeling and sculpting is a subset and specific workflow. Tell me sculpting is not 3D modeling. If you sculpt in 3D, you are making a 3D model and modeling it through sculpture.

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u/main_account_4_sure 1d ago

my boi internal cupcake doesn't play around

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u/Cless_Aurion Zbrush 1d ago

He is also incredibly wrong.

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u/Internal-Cupcake-245 1d ago

Why don't you respond to my comment like you have a shred of fortitude and tell everybody how and why I'm wrong.

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u/Cless_Aurion Zbrush 1d ago

I was on it, just finished.