Hey Everyone! It's been quite a while since I updated the blog, right? Who am I kidding? It's been ages since I updated it...!! Second year started a month ago and I didn't finish anything to post yet... Untill now, That is! Here are 10 still life models made using polygons in Maya... (please don't laugh) Let's start off with something sweet! Have a cupcake! How about some ice-cream? I made both of them using a cylinder and then twisting the loops using Lattice points. I used half a sphere and a plane to make this cap. Here is a pair of spectacles...I made them using a plane and extruding out the faces. Then I separated the pieces and added a pivot. A rocking chair. I used curves and extrude face tool here. And I also used bridge tool. A Bunk Bed using cubes and torus shape. Here is a wall clock I made. I used many tools here like extrude face with curve...
Ah, the fox. Cunning and wise. I've always hated and envied this animal. But there are some which are very cute and sweet. So, I decided to draw a fox this time. And I used Tom as a pose reference. Why, hello there! Peeking... Fox? Water in my ears... Exhausted Shocked Frightened Looks like he has a plan... What is this? Eavesdropping foxy Please don't hit me Mr. Bear! And that's Cunning The Fox. Smart and witty, but a bit of a coward. That's all... See you soon...! ~~~~~~~Chinmayee. S
Here's an assignment about perspective. This one is called '2-Point perspective' in which you have two vanishing points. This method makes it look three dimensional. Hope you like it! Bye! ~~~~~~~Chinmayee. S
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