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Starting to build the characters rig by adding joins, naming them and mirroring those joints that can be

A look at the quad draw system, mainly used for retopology, but in this instance we build a shoulder bag directly onto the torso.

Adding assets to the scene, modelling a sword for our character to pick up and put down

Adding Eye meshes adding and texture so it can be animated when rigged

Sorting out a texture layout for our character and painting a texture in Photoshop

Developing the head further, we add an ear then connect the head by adding the neck.

The next stage in our characters development, making the head, developing the eyes and adding a horn

Adding a hand to the end of the arm of our character.

Autodesk Maya: adding an arm to our character

Autodesk Maya: Starting to model a character. Setting up a project folder, adding reference images to a workspace, staring to model by combining and adapting standard objects.

Making a video from an image sequence

Autodesk Maya. Adding surfaces lights and cameras.

Autodesk Maya, exploring adapting objects in greater detail using the bride and extrude commands.

Autodesk Maya, First steps in modelling looking at standard objects

05 Maya Door glass and grills at speed

04 Maya Doorways and Porthole Glass

03 Maya Walls with Portholes

02 Maya Building Sky Domes Floors and ground Planes

01 Introduction to building an environment in Maya

Rigging The Baron: Pick Up and Put Down

Rigging the Baron: Adding the Skin Modifier and Painting Skin Weights

Rigging The Baron: Animating Drawn Mouth Shapes

Rigging The Baron: Blinking And Frowning Using Blend shapes

Rigging The Baron Adding In The Shoulder Controls

Rigging The Baron: IK Arms, Hands And Fingers

Rigging The Baron: Spine, Head and Eyes

Rigging The Baron: The IK Leg, Foot and Toe Rig

Rigging The Baron: Creating the Controllers

Rigging the Baron: Placing the Joints