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Well, to sculpt comic figures, you need to have a clear idea of the character's features and proportions. First, make a rough sketch of the figure, then start shaping it with clay or whatever medium you prefer. Pay attention to the small details like facial expressions and clothing folds to make it look realistic.

The following novels are recommended to you: 1. Carving Dragon and Phoenix 2. "Carefree Village Live Streaming Room." 3. "Starting from the carving of Buddha statues in Lanruo Temple" 4. Great Dao Craftsmanship 5. "The Top Grade Antique Merchant" The protagonists of these novels knew how to sculpt, and "Carving Dragons and Carving Phoenixes" and "Starting from Carving Buddha Statues in Lanruo Temple" used sculpting as their main theme. They described the process of the protagonists gaining inspiration and growing through sculpting. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

The manga MC might use various techniques and tools to sculpt the dragon, depending on the story's setting and the MC's skills.

Well, to sculpt hair in a cartoon style with ZBrush, first, define the overall shape and volume. Use the Clay Buildup brush for adding bulk. Then, switch to the Smooth brush to make the transitions look smooth. Also, experiment with different alphas for creating texture and strands.

In fanfiction, one way to combine EMS (Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan) and Rinnegan powers could be through a powerful jutsu. For example, a character might create a new form of ninjutsu that draws on the unique abilities of both. The EMS could provide enhanced visual perception and the ability to cast powerful genjutsu, while the Rinnegan could offer control over different elements and the six paths techniques. They could be combined in a way that allows for teleportation between different dimensions, using the space - time manipulation aspects of both powers.

Well, without specific information about what 'EMS' stands for here (it could be Emergency Medical Services, Express Mail Service or something else), it's hard to list the exact top 10 stories. But generally, for Emergency Medical Services, top stories might include heroic rescues during natural disasters, innovative medical procedures used in ambulances, or stories of EMTs going above and beyond for patients. For Express Mail Service, it could be about the fastest deliveries, handling of precious or rare items, or how they overcame logistical challenges.

It really depends on the plot and the author's style. Sometimes the response is so sudden it creates a sense of shock and urgency. But in other cases, it might be a bit more gradual within the context of the story.

There was this EMS incident where a package was labeled as 'fragile - contains glassware'. When it arrived, the box was making a strange rattling noise. The recipient opened it carefully, only to find that the 'glassware' was actually a set of plastic cups that looked like glass. Everyone had a chuckle about the over - cautious labeling.

Well, one characteristic is the focus on the EMS work environment. Fiction EMS books often describe the inside of ambulances, the emergency rooms, and the hectic scenes at accident sites. For example, they might detail how EMS workers quickly assess a patient's condition.

A car accident victim was another sad ems story. The accident was really bad. The victim was trapped in the wreckage. The ems team worked tirelessly to free him. Once they got him out, they realized his injuries were too severe. He was in a coma all the way to the hospital and eventually died. The ems team had to face the reality that sometimes, they can't change the outcome no matter how hard they try.