Project 3 (FINAL): Organic Modelling (Character)

 Project 3 (FINAL): Organic Modelling (Character)


For our last and final project, we were to choose one of our favourite characters and model them while referencing a model sheet. Since we had free reign on the character we could choose, I decided on our beloved neighbour, Totoro! As Totoro is a fuzzy and fluffy looking creature, I made sure to give him some hair particles and use the principled hair BDSF to show that look! Below are the wireframe, EEVEE and cycles renders I did of Totoro.








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