Anyways, on to my original request. I was thinking if I made a head, and then a body (for example, to start easy, Joisel's Dwarf), I would like to isolate the body from the head with two different squares, and then glue. I know it's not purist, but getting facial details is very difficult when the face is very shrunken. I know the techniques into getting the face I want by folding just the face on 21.59 cm square, so I was thinking perhaps a body that would match it's size, or at least lowering the cm in each square so it would match up could be a possibility.
Here's a picture of the head part I want to do (I'm aware that the model would not have a hat):
Here's the old dwarf CP (Sorry, I can't do the 28 x 28 ... collapsing is a nightmare):
I was thinking, perhaps for the body, I can just focus on the lower 4 parts of the model, omitting the head, but doing it on a full square. My problem is that there will be no hands then.
Is there a way around this? I put JumPurge in the subject line because this member is a whiz at conversions, and has helped me immensely with other problems in regards to folding.
If anyone else can help me out, please feel free to jump in
