Hairball

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Cower	Created : 08 May 2010 Edited : 08 May 2010 System : PSP Hairball
I recently got a copy of Mudbox 2011 (and Maya 2011 and Max 2011 and XSI etc.) through Autodesk's student/education thingamajig - basically, free student licenses for those who qualify. You should check to see if you qualify as well, since it's a pretty good chance to get your hands on the standard software and whatnot, even if you can't use it for commercial work and such. But anyway, I won't spend too long miming advertising agencies... Hairball is just a sphere I gussied up with some faces and hair. And ears. Yes, faces is plural. View on YouTube (Note: the video is newer than the pictures, so there are a few tiny differences.) On the front: And on the back side:

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