Here are some progress pictures for Larrissa. Drawn from scratch in Curvy 3.0
Larissa (Curvy 3D 3.0)
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Larissa (Curvy 3D 3.0)
Fantasy Heroine with moderate armour and a morning star.
![Image](http://www.curvy3d.com/images/Larrissa.JPG)
Here are some progress pictures for Larrissa. Drawn from scratch in Curvy 3.0
![Image](http://www.curvy3d.com/images/la1.JPG)
![Image](http://www.curvy3d.com/images/la2.JPG)
![Image](http://www.curvy3d.com/images/la3.JPG)
![Image](http://www.curvy3d.com/images/la4.JPG)
![Image](http://www.curvy3d.com/images/Larrissa.JPG)
Here are some progress pictures for Larrissa. Drawn from scratch in Curvy 3.0
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@sculptor The only skin-tight bit so far are the shoes which were drawn as new lathes.
The rest of the body is still a single mesh, I've not got round to cutting it up yet (I just "Reduced" the belly button and smoothed it out to remove it).
When I do need to split the mesh (for materials/texturing) I'll probably just delete part of a copy of the mesh, "cap holes", and use the sculpt tools to shape the new end.
The rest of the body is still a single mesh, I've not got round to cutting it up yet (I just "Reduced" the belly button and smoothed it out to remove it).
When I do need to split the mesh (for materials/texturing) I'll probably just delete part of a copy of the mesh, "cap holes", and use the sculpt tools to shape the new end.