More 3d escapades, low poly textured chubboi test. Still needs a bunch of work but it's a good exercise, and learned a bunch of stuff
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I know it's probably by accident, but the seam going down the middle of his body is giving him an adorable tooth gap.
True lol
In all seriousness though, it's been a while since I last worked in 3D and even longer since I used Blender, but this is a great start. I might suggest maybe stretching the points out a little more vertically, because right now he's looking a little compressed,definitely merging the vertices together down the middle to lose that seam, and perhaps moving the vertices around the outside of the belly a little diagonally inward to make it look less square.
Yea I'll definitely seam it up soon. But honestly this is the farthest I've gotten with 3d lol. But it was interesting learning how to texture for a day. Idk if I'll make this one move, but I wanted to try and capture my art in 3d form as close as I could and imagine a big stout belly lol.