Week 3

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The lion's head pulses to life as the powerful drumbeat begins. It then hovers in the air, and then opens its eyes. A performer emerges, holding the lion head, skillfully mimicking a lion's movements, dancing to the rhythm. After a lively performance, the lion's eyes close, and it gently descends to the ground as the music fades out.


Lion head model


I didn't find any Lion head with useable rigs online, so I decided to make it myself.

The following blogs were super helpful in understanding the basic structure of the lion head model.

https://wakeuplion.com/tag/how-to-make-a-lion-head/








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