Larry & Lawrie: Guide

Begin by using a basic shape like a sphere or cube to sculpt Larry's body. Switch to Sculpt Mode and use the Grab and Clay Strips tools to mold his overall body structure. Focus on his proportions and features, making them distinct yet simple.Tip: You can use reference images or character designs to get a better sense of Larry’s overall shape. In Sculpt Mode, keep adding more volume to Larry’s form using the Inflate tool or the Multiresolution Modifier to gradually increase detail. Fill in the arms, legs, torso, and head as you work on the general body structure.Ensure that each part of the body is proportional, and don’t worry too much about the details yet—just focus on blocking out the form. To ensure consistency in Larry’s proportions, use Shift + M to activate the Measuring Tool in Blender.Measure key parts like his arms, legs, and torso to make sure they’re balanced.Press M + S: This combination will help you measure the shapes as you continue to sculpt, allowing you to adjust the body and make sure everything fits together properly. Once Larry’s form is finalized, create Lawrie, who is meant to be a twin character. Start with the base shape of Larry and make subtle changes to differentiate Lawrie’s appearance. Maybe Lawrie has slightly different facial features or body proportions. Use the same sculpting tools but vary the details—alter the nose, eyes, or build.Keep the overall form similar to Larry since they are twins but ensure they don’t look completely identical. Assign colors to Larry and Lawrie’s clothing. First, choose the base colors. For Larry, pick a color that matches his character (e.g., a bold or vibrant color), and for Lawrie, go with a variation of the same color or something complementary. To create the Gray Orange blend (Orange + Gray = Gray Orange), apply these colors using Texture Paint or Material Nodes in Blender.You can blend the two colors by using a gradient or mixing shader. Adjust the color ratio in Blender’s Shader Editor to find the right mix for their clothing. After blending colors for their outfits, apply the final clothing colors to both Larry and Lawrie. Keep the outfits distinct yet harmonious (for example, Larry could wear gray-orange pants and Lawrie could have a gray-orange shirt).Ensure the colors reflect their personalities while staying visually cohesive. After the colors are chosen, refine Larry’s clothing. Model the basic outfit by adding geometry like shirts, pants, and shoes. Use Blender’s Edit Mode to extrude and shape the clothing.Add texture details (such as seams or folds) using the Sculpt Mode for realistic effects. Create Larry’s hat by starting with a cylinder or sphere. Use the Grab and Smooth tools to shape it into a proper hat form. Make sure the hat fits well on Larry’s head.Use the same sculpting process to adjust Lawrie’s hat if he has one too. To make Lawrie, press Shift + D in Object Mode to duplicate Larry’s entire mesh. This will create a twin-like copy of Larry’s body.After duplicating, make the necessary changes to Lawrie to differentiate him slightly, like altering his face or clothing. After completing both Larry and Lawrie’s models, make sure all textures and UVs are properly applied.Check the model against Supercell Make's requirements (poly count, file size, etc.) and ensure it is export-ready. Export both Larry and Lawrie as FBX or OBJ files with their textures and submit them to Supercell Make. Once submitted, promote your Larry and Lawrie designs by sharing them on social media or other platforms.Encourage people to vote for your creation by emphasizing their unique twin designs and color-blending techniques.