Okay so it's hard to find a nice book to reference what muscles attach where on the bones. It kinda ends up as a jumble of overlapping stringy pieces of meat on a horse shaped structure. Kinda like untangling a necklace. Well, here's how far I got: The neck is mostly done. I lengthened the 'head' and blocked out the cheeks. I keep moving and shaving off the belly and end up with a shifted ...
Okay getting tired and hands are cramping, but will I be able to stop? Here she is so far. I know the hardest part will be when to stop with the details. I should be able to be done with the blocking out of the body tomorrow...if I still feel inspired. I'm most worried about the head. I know she'll end up with hammer head or something. Charlotte
Okay, I'm trying here to make a race horse. Here's the armature. He...er...she(?!?) is to be about 3 1/2 inches tall. I never actually did a standing horse first and am freaked out about the conformation. I can always hack it apart and redo it when I'm done, but I'm afraid I'll be too lazy. Plus it's expensive to make a resin if noone likes it. So gameplan right now it to sculpt...sculpt...sculpt ...
(They'd pay better) I am FINALLY, FINALLY, FINALLY done with designing the NAN program. And of course, this had to be the week where I caught some sort of coughing plague, lightning/thunder storms have happened EVERY day (twice today!) and threaten my electricty, and I had plans for three of the five evenings after work. And I went home early twice this week not feeling well. But I got it DONE. A few days later than I'd like but I was waiting ...
Last night, we went to see the Offspring at Red Rocks. http://www.redrocksonline.com/ Some rock sation was having some sort of fest. We really didn't care about hte rest of the line up. After seeing a great show last summer with the Offspring as headliners, we knew we had to go. This was our second time at Red Rocks - the first was seeing the awesome line up (IMO!) of Alannis Morrisette and Barenaked Ladies! We had been wanting go back for the right act for awhile and unfortunately, ...
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