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The Tablecloth WeaversThere was a little family of three who were once very famous in their town, as they were the finest makers of tablecloths. The tablecloths they weave were exquisite, with intricate designs, and were made of finest quality silk. Every table in their quaint little town were dressed in one of the family's tablecloths.

But too soon, the heads of the three members of the family grew very much large and full of air, that the people of the town noticed that if you prick their heads with a tailor's needle, it would pop.

More and more, they have grown more arrogant, and the people was full of spite against the family. The people, by now, have plotte

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Still organic(and still head busts) but experimenting with textures and stuff. No mouth because I really suck at doing mouths. OTL

Also, noses were surprisingly fun to model.

Made in Art of Illusion.
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~Gymnart Dec 1, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Cool! So glad that you are liking Art Of Illusion. I like it a lot too!
Did you start this from a cube? Can you post how this looks in the polymesh editor in edge mode? I'd love to see the vertices/edges. I'm planning on making a head myself one day. This is the tutorial I plan to follow: [link] and here are the rest of those tutorials: [link]
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~fauxonym7 Dec 1, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Yes, I did start this from a cube. I can send you the aoi file if you like. [link] Also, those tutorials are awesome! I'm still learning myself, so thanks for the link! :D
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~Gymnart Dec 2, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
When you have your model in (approximating) smooth mode, did you know that you can go from smoothed mode to unsmoothed by using the shortcut key s? I do that frequently.
Here's another tip -- See this to add a shortcut to view your entire scene (when you are putting multiple items together to create a scene) : [link] .
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~fauxonym7 Dec 3, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Oh i didn't know that shortcut. Then again, I really need to start making it a habit to use shortcuts. It'll probably make modeling faster and more efficient. @_@ Also, that thread is nifty. OwO
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~Gymnart Dec 3, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Yup, it's one of my faves. :D
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~fauxonym7 Dec 6, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
And as tutorials for AoI is sadly.. lacking, we'll have to make do with other programs' tutorials. XD
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~Gymnart Dec 7, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Yes, that's what they recommend over on the Friendlyskies (A.O.I's) forum.
This is my favorite topic there: [link] See post #52
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~Gymnart Dec 2, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks for the file and you're welcome regarding the link. :D
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~fauxonym7 Dec 3, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
no problem. ^^
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