Dinosaur anatomy.

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Dinosaur anatomy.

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That is what i like when i study, rather than brutalize me learning hundreds of functions. Just think my brain is my tool, and keep my energy for the creation.
I try to adapt the human anatomy to an extinct animal. By moving the muscles to reposition them on the skeleton of the dinosaur, one by one. The sizes of the muscles can vary depending on the nature of the backbone. But the logic remains the same throughout vertebrates.
This is a test done on Sculptris with an Intuos tablet. The screenshot images are in real time.
Here I found my instinct sculptor. I did not touch the clay for so long ! :)
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marcel wrote:That is what i like when i study, rather than brutalize me learning hundreds of functions. Just think my brain is my tool, and keep my energy for the creation.
I try to adapt the human anatomy to an extinct animal.

Beautiful, well done!
In the end Marcel we are all animals just like the extinct Dino here. It just out strength, isn't power of the body, night vision, etc. it's our mind.

Anatomically they say we have same amount of vertebra as even the huge Ultrasaurs. So I can picture you morphing the human body into several creatures.
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Excellent sculpting!

I'm built like that, ripped - well except for the fat covering it all up.
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Stunning work Marcel,looks like you master any app you get your
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jamesmc wrote:Excellent sculpting!

I'm built like that, ripped - well except for the fat covering it all up.
You're right. But it is easier to grow a body rather than lose weight.
The construction is best seen and it is very easy to soften the hollow and swell parts that capture the fat. Here is a test that takes only ten minutes. What is the advantage of this kind of software.
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Beautiful, well done!
In the end Marcel we are all animals just like the extinct Dino here. It just out strength, isn't power of the body, night vision, etc. it's our mind.

Anatomically they say we have same amount of vertebra as even the huge Ultrasaurs. So I can picture you morphing the human body into several creatures.
This is the theory of architects genes. Only a few of the others seem useful to the orientation of the species. This is why two very different forms have almost identical genetic heritage. Others do not participate in the future of the embryo. They do specific tasks that do not participate in the selection of the species.
I used only 4 genes (sorry 4 tools) with Sculptris for this work. :)
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