28)
By removing an edge and cutting in two new ones we get a bit
more roundness in the shoulder and breast
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29)
Same as step 28 but from the back. Note that step 28 and 29
together cause a slight shift in direction of edges coming off the
neck and over the shoulder blade.
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30)
Dimples! Nice. Created by bevelling a vertice and add some cuts.
Not much deformation here so n-sided polys should be ok
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31)
Close-up of the navel. Created by bevelling a poly and extrude the
resulting face in a few times. This is as much detail as I'll put in
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32)
Putting a head on her
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27)
Adding collarbone and detail to the neck and upper spine by more
cutting. All these edges should work fine for a male too
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