I continued blocking in the limbs and head.
With the legs, I curled the knee area inward to mimic the way that the muscles work in the elephant legs. The heels of the feet are raised up by heavy padding which will compress a little when he stomps on them.
The toes do not move separately. I simply extrude them into the shape of an elephant's toes.
I modeled the head separate from the body so that I could concentrate on detail and add it together later. The nose is extruded outwards and the eyes are extruded inwards to control the edge-loops. Since the mouth is almost secondary to the nose, I did not make edge-loops there but simply made sure that the edges flowed smoothly in that area. Emotion will later appear in the forehead, eyes, cheeks and the bouncing of the nose itself. I will define this more at a later stage.
