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Wednesday, 17 August 2011

Tutorial: Cartoon Character Modelling in SketchUp

Pete Stopple is one of the best modeller when it comes with cartoon character using Google Sketchup. He normally use 'Smooth and Subdivide' script by Whaat together with SketchUp. You can visit more of Pete's cartoon models in his site HERE.



Here is Pete's tutorial


Making cartoons with sketchup from Solo on Vimeo.

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