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  • DlL: I'm new to Maya and our teacher in class is not the most amazing teacher. I'm an animator in my second year. I have fun building...
  • emi: Thank you for the lesson, it very useful, I hope you will make vedio leesons in the future
  • Björn: I guess your character turned out pretty good, but have you never heard that you should never have triangles in your mesh? :o
  • Antony: That's only really true if your mesh is a base to be taken into ZBrush. Even then, ZBrush can handle triangles. For a game model...
  • Alexander Teplitzky: Alexander; 4th year animator. outstanding work - the true face of 3d animation!
  • marie: I love your work. I took up Maya before but one of my teacher doesnot teach us well... Anyway, I find your book so usefull and...
  • marie: You Modeling Reel is awsome! What software did you use? Thanks. =)
  • Antony: Hi Marie, I use Silo, Maya and Photoshop...hope this helps.
  • Simon: Hi Anthony, Well i am looking forward to this tutorial you have going, I will be using Cinema 4D, great wotk loved your red sonja.
  • toolika: cool reel!
  • Fred: Its the coolest I've come across so far...simple and cute.. and not stereotyped...its a tutorial you should start thinking about...
  • ZIKEO: Hi there Dude Nice Tut, simple and to the point. Very much the same way I model already. Z Amapi - Carrara user.
  • portia: this is really one of the best wed site. really very usfull....
  • Bob Martin: What a great contribution to the world of character building. We are all very grateful for artist like you who are willing to...
  • Clebersales: This is very well, congratulations. Not stop, I want see finalized.
  • Aaron: Great tutorial. One of the better ones I've found. However, I can't really tell how you connected the legs to the body. It...
  • Richard: OMG dude! This tutorial is great and your cartoonish female model are simply AWESOME!!!! It would be nice to have some Hair...
  • Jovan: I got your book about 5 years ago and I love your work. But there's two things I would like to say. One, that picture reminds...
  • George Rubio: Easy, useful, short and cooooooool!!! I've seen your tut many many times. Greetings from Mexico City ;)
  • Kleber Xavier: Hello, Greetings. My name is Kleber and I am coming back to you because I would like to make a character for me. She has the...
  • Antony: Hi, please email me and we can discuss this if you like...
  • Anula Singh: Hi I was looking for such tutorial thanks a lot i am able to do now real time human body modeling I am learning MAYA...
  • Andre: Hi Antony As a newbie to 3d, I found this hugely helpful and I really had fun and managed to model the arms, legs and torso...
  • Dillon: Very nice tutorial. I am very confused about how you "joined" the leg and arm to the torso, however. I tried deleting facing and...
  • Jed Hunsaker: Excellent work! I especially like your female modeling skills.
  • Linda Galvin: Nice Reel. Have you considered putting together a how to on building a reel, showing the production steps towards making still...
  • Jack: Wow! It is soo cool of you to share your process. I really am learning a lot from it. Thank you so much!
  • Walter: Thanks for having that tutorial on Character Modelling. I applied what you did in Maya and used it in Lightwave. It was much...
  • Rob: This tutorial was very inspiring to me. I've just begun a college Maya class and I'm excited to learn the techniques as fast as...
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Open Tutorial - Files

Ok, first here are the latest model files for you -

…and here is the shader I used -

Mandy Skin shader

The shader is much simpler than the Red Sonja one, please let me know if you need any guides on how to use it :)

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