Feet of the MIA Doryphoros by Polykleitos

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I Recreated the Feet of the Doryphoros by Polykleitos from an Ancient Roman-Era Copy Displayed at the MIA. I Believe That the Feet of the Statue Are Extremely Expressive and Thought It Would Be a Great Challenge to Recreate Them. You Can Learn More About This Handsome Fellow at: http://goo.gl/uD2AmY How I Designed This Project Unfortunately, All My Original RAW Photos Were Lost When My Hard Drive Crashed and Took My Photo Archive with It. I Frustratedly Realized That I Had Never Backed Up Any of Them, Resulting in the Loss of Over 15 Years of Precious Memories Captured Through Photography. Most of My Photos Had Been Published to Flickr Luckily, So I Still Have Low-Resolution Copies Available for Download and Use Here: https://goo.gl/RFhTg1 Due to the JPG Format of My Photos, They Became Challenging for Me to Work with in Terms of Creating a Smooth Model. Despite the Challenges, I Was Able to Create a Good Model at Medium Settings Using Agisoft's Photoscan, but It Required Some Additional Effort to Achieve the Desired Level of Detail. I Exported the Model into Meshmixer and Began Smoothing It Out, But Got a Bit Too Aggressive in My Approach and Lost Some of the Fine Details. I Still Liked the Model Enough That I Thought I'd Share It with Everyone Anyway. I Scaled It Up to Match the Proportions and Size of the Original So If You Print It Out at the Same Size as Uploaded Here, You'll Have a Life-Size Copy of the Doryphoros Feet - a Fun Project for Anyone Who's Willing to Give It a Try!