Clay Gandhi Low-poly 3D model

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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi stands boldly in the midst of a private collection in Mumbai, his sculpture carved with unwavering dedication by name, born on October 2, 1869, in Porbandar, India - but destined to die on January 30, 1948, in Delhi. This man, a powerful Indian lawyer and unyielding politician, stood firm as the leader of India's nationalistic movement against British rule. Gandhi's presence is striking in his frozen state, yet dynamic force radiates from every curve and angle, drawing attention to the monumental role he played in shaping history. His social activism fueled change across India, earning him an unshakeable place within the country's annals of greatness. A 3D scanning marvel achieved with precision using a DSLR camera captured every nuance of this larger-than-life figure. The processed photos further revealed the intricate texture and form of his face and clothing, skillfully done by Reality Capture and Zbrush. The masterful craftsmanship behind these visual reconstructions pays tribute to Gandhi's unforgettable presence in India. Gandhi's image lives on, embodied in a detailed 3D model containing not one but two high-quality textures, each showcasing every fiber and fold with crystalline clarity - the stunning 8K Base Color map capturing light with remarkable precision, while the 8K Normal Map displays intricate detail of every curve and angle of this monumental icon.