LONG HAIR
Sometimes a head-swap conversion might necessitate a bit of hair transplant. Other times, you might just want to add a long, shaggy mane to a model. Whatever the reason, it's good to know that sculpting hair is a breeze after some practice. For this example, we'll add a bunch of hair to a crazed Flagellant to make him look even crazier.
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Nope, this guy's hair isn't long enough. It just won't do! |
Roll a few small lines of putty. |
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Place these rolls onto the model where you want hair. Yes, it looks like a bunch dreadlocks right now, but not for long. |
With the blade end of a sculpting tool, press into the putty in one direction to create the flow of hair. |
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Now, use a hobby knife to create fine lines of hair. You can even separate a few ends for a more realistic look. |
The Flagellant has been transformed into a proper, long-haired lunatic. You could do the same with his beard! |
EIGHT ESSENTIAL TECHNIQUES
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EIGHT SIMPLE PROJECTS
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