textures for the neck are about ready. Since the neck is a curve/array setup, the biggest challenge is getting the textures to seamlessly tessellate. But keeping track of where the seams are tends to make the process smoother.

Since some may think that I do just use the sculpted model for the main model, I don't. The sculpting on the model is a normal map that is baked from that sculpt I was working on earlier. Otherwise it would be a pain in the ass to render for animation due to how much processing power it would eat up

every time I post an update to this project that's taken up the whole fucking year I hear this in my head

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WPn...

finished up this sculpt, onto the other three parts.

And another. Using arrays and curves for the connectors between the head, chest, middle, and hips allows for some interesting poses.

Meeat! It's in us all!

cocktail shramp