Learning 3-D modeling

[Dodom]

Well I'm done with that other model! I put a lot more work in this one than the previous:



I have a wallpaper version but PhotoBucket resized it to barely bigger than this one, so I didn't bother...

Shot from behind:

The decor doesn't extend far past what is visible in the planned shot. That floating wall exists exclusively for the spoon: it needed something to reflect to look shiny.

Close-up on the face. I didn't use the program's hair making functions, I applied a transparency texture on a tornado-shaped object and it became a lock of hair. I then duplicated it a couple of times. Voilà! Hairy hair!


Close-up on the hands... I failed to make adequate posable hands so I moved them manually into position.

[Opus Fluke]

Ooh, now that is niiiiiice!
Also:
SPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!

[Cheez]

Dude, that is awesome. Bloody well done, Dodom.

[Dodom]

Thanks!
I didn't name names because I wanted to see if people would recognise him, but the model for this was Cassadar.

[Cheez]

Yeah, I thought it looked like him. Didn't say anything in case I was just being crazy, though.

[Dodom]

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SUGARRRRR!!!

Next step would be to make it out of marzipan or another equally sweet pastry. Sugar made out of sugar!

[Dodom]

I began to animate. It's an intro suggestion for my brother's promotional videos, but I don't know if he likes the concept yet.
This is a first draft, many things will be changed, but the idea is there:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK2iYh5aBjY
Changes to do:
- Camera slows down at 4 seconds but keeps moving a bit, so at the end the clock is completely off screen.
- Stars drift up smoothly instead of being still.
- Shadows are lighter.
- Gold glitters less.
- Clockhands Y/N?
- Spade shadow appears higher on the screen.
- Add sound.