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Mmf Tiger

Decorating By coolmom Updated 13 Dec 2006 , 6:17am by crimsonhair

coolmom Posted 12 Dec 2006 , 8:52pm

post #1 of 7

So, what do you think about this? This is the first object I've ever attempted to model....it's not exactly how I planned it but I think it's ok...any suggestions? Should I do anything different?

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kelleym Posted 12 Dec 2006 , 9:29pm

post #2 of 7

Awww, so cute! It looks like a (baby) tiger, so I'd say you succeeded! I can't tell if it has black stripes on the back and tail? If it doesn't, that's the only thing I would suggest adding.

NewbeeBaker Posted 12 Dec 2006 , 10:25pm

post #3 of 7

He is really dang cute! I wouldn't be able to tell that it was your first time=) I don't see stripes on the back and tail either, but the darker orange is really cute if you wanted to just use that for stripes on the back and tail too!

KelCake Posted 12 Dec 2006 , 10:32pm

post #4 of 7

I think he is adorable! Great job.

brightbrats Posted 12 Dec 2006 , 10:37pm

post #5 of 7

Great job.

I did a tigger last night, I added black stripes to him. He is leaning a bit, he wasn't completely dry.

coolmom Posted 13 Dec 2006 , 3:50am

post #6 of 7

Yes, he is supposed to be a baby...it's for a 1st birthday jungle cake (inspired by the one that karenelli made). I didn't put any stripes on the back, I was looking at a party plate that only had the face of a tiger on it. I didn't even think about the body having stripes too...DUH! Thanks for all the nice comments! Here are the rest of the animals that I worked on today: