Integrating 3D models with photography
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What do you guys think?
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Another shot
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lookin good
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I'm not an expert on facial modeling, but the nose seems a bit pointy, and the space between the bottom of the nostril and the top of the upper lip should be shortened.
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I would lower the eyes and the nose entirely, and bring the eyes closer together.
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Its a good start. A couple of things really. As we all know a head is probably the most difficult thing to build in any 3d programme, so my first thing is, are you using reference of anyone in particular? This is an absolute must in order to get proportions right. Looking at your head, I reckon that the mouth is too low down toward the chin, it needs to come up as its making it look a vacant. Also I would say that the nose is very pointy, a bit too caricature unless you are going for a stylized look. And as the dude above says the ears are a bit flat.
I would also have a look in a mirror whilst working on this and study your own face, see where everything sits space wise with each other. The eyes are almost placed in the centre of the head as a rule and the ears at the top line up with the brow/ upper lids and the lower ear line falls just below the tip of the nose.
As I said its a great start but these are what I would say needs doing.
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Thanks for the comments
thanks again for the comments appreciate it
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Its always best to keep the Geometry as lo as possible then you wont have these sort of problems. Have a look at a head I did a little while ago. One is called Girl Character ( I think) and another called Sheriff Character and also Henchman. They may help.
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