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Pixel-pencil — Low Poly Old car Fenders Tutorial
Published: 2011-11-20 04:03:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1619; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 150
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My first Tutorial! Hope it helps you guys! It's fairly basic, you can do more than that, but this is just the basics.Sorry 'bout the mixed+ matched text, had to some editing
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Wow! I wish I had looked at this long before I started my project!
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Nice tut, its funny to see how different people work in GSU, though GSU is really simple, those who dont use it may call it even primitive, yet everyone has his method!
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I probably would have modeled that a bit different but it's good to see a different perspective.
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I'm sure there's better ways- I dreampt this up 11:00 at night while I was barely awake
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I'm not saying I could have necessarily done it better but that it's a bit different than how I think I would have did it. I like the simplicity of this method and works pretty well.
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Hmmm- differently- judging from your work, this differently sounds like something I might want to know, how would you go about it?
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Well, normally when making a car I first place a circle where I want the wheelwells to be.
That is important for good proportions. Then I would work around that circle, cutting it up at the bottom and adding geometry around it with the line tool and/or arc tool. After that I would pull vertices in order to get it to look how I want it.
But I'm thinking along the lines of more modern cars and not older ones like those that would use you your style of fender. For this style I think I would place the wheel first and then draw around it with the line tool.
Like I said my way is not as simple or as quick but that's how I'm used to doing it.
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