Bad combination does this make:
1 pair new shoes (worn 3 days)
1 very rainy day
1 soccer match without substitutes
results = blisters with lacerations the size of silver dollars on both heels...
I will spare you the picture(s) but the skin got me thinking about the many different textures skin can take on. Character modeling and rendering has so many additional items to worry about than straight architectural modeling and rendering...
And for your blister care try the following link.
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2 comments:
He's NOT lying... his heels look bad.
I saw something comparable on a 3D rendered ORK in Lord of the Rings!
but on the plus side I got to wear flip flops to work all week. ;)
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