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Isaiah Ferguson: Project Overview

Session Notes

During my meeting Isaiah commented on the feet of my character and said it needed further definition such as defining the toe and heel ares as well as showing the boot was something that looked like my character could take his foot out of not something glued to his foot.

Furthermore, I refined the clothing and armor further by studying the military standard uniform of a roman soldier and took elements from tha ans well as an English medieval ranger and predator. (figure a)

Figure A

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Key Words
  • roman soldier armor
  • beetle shell
  • medieval hunting boot male
  • medieval make boot turnaround

References

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By Sebastian Jones

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