Too often, the only models for feet that artists can find are ones from people who have spent too much time wearing tight, pointy shoes.

I personally find those squashed-up toes unsightly. Enclosed is a picture of an original MakeHuman mesh, with deformed feet, plus my fix to the foot shape.

Teaser for www.deviantart.com/skin2279/art...

I hate those long, pointy ears that are supposed to denote "elfin" humanoid races. They look so bovine.

After, what is it, over 2 weeks of work, I present my first walk cycle animation. More than once I had to rip out a bunch of key frames and try again. This is the final result -- not perfect, but I figure it's as good as I'm going to get, for now.

Is it true that people simply don't notice if someone has six fingers on each hand?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNq5...

Phil Laskey used to post these nice drawings -- some quite sexually explicit, but not all.

Here's one of his I particularly liked, alongside my own homage.

Goddess Athena, after George Pichard.

Hair curves in Blender.

Richard Corben is to me the personification of the "Uncanny Valley" -- is his work supposed to be realistic or is it supposed to be a cartoon? It ends up being something unpleasantly in-between.

"Electronic Surgery" (ES) used to be the term for using Photoshop to modify images of people to add/remove/rearrange limbs and other body parts.

Now I do it starting with something like the MakeHuman base mesh, and I can set my own poses, backgrounds and camera viewpoints in Blender.

Future prostheses.

One of the kinds of things I like to create: #Cheiropodia