These are pictures of my first pose for spiderman which was the upside down pose
The first three photos are pictures of what I have done. The other two are pictures of the original models which I was supposed to model my model after. Soo.. reflection time.. Wheee..........
While doing this modelling, I faced quite a lot of problems initially. I had no idea how I could make the legs appear as it is in the picture. Couldn't do it until my friend told me I had to set the IKFK to 0. I could then begin to actually do the pose... Soo.. It was hard to move the limbs and stuffs to the position I wanted as there seem to be even more restrictions in this model than the female model. The arms would look weird at certain angles even though it seem perfectly fine if I do that pose myself.
The crossing of the hands was also a sort of dilemma for me, as the arms keep on intersecting. Also at the start of the modeling, I was making the soles of the Spider-man stick together because for some reason that was how I thought the original picture looked. This sort of screwed up the way the thighs looked, as in the picture it was supposed to be like tilting slightly downwards, whereas the model I did was tilting upwards. Soo.. it was fun redoing...
Next is the photos of the picture which I choosed.
This was harder than the first pose. Had a lot of issues with the thigh parts not looking right, at certain angles the thighs would looks dented and stuffs. So I had to improvise and not split the distance between the legs too much. The arms were yet another issue, as it could not fully bend backwards so it appear straight to the chest like in the picture. Hmm... I guess this pose is okay looking, although I'm quite sure it could have been better, if there was less restrictions and stuffs.
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