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I must admit it has been harder than I thought to get good references, I have not posted as I am fighting with zbrush and loosing..........dave
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Edit: Im not that good in zbrush feel more at home in maya
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not much progress to show - most is test renders on how to get my displacement map to show up properly in the renders.
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Not sure what size but there's no rush. I'm assuming that if we do put together a final scene it would be rendered in MR.perfecto, what size is the end product going to be, and which render are we going to use. and its only going to be a still? i think i decided against modeling all the details in - and rather add them with a displacement. gotta finish the model some more first before i can get to texturing though. we should probably use mental ray - unless there is something really cool about the maya renderer that makes it somehow superior.
not much progress to show - most is test renders on how to get my displacement map to show up properly in the renders.
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Edit: just a normal map from zbrush no fine detail
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p.s.: one thing you might want to add some detail to it is the tear sack - it looks kinda - aehm destroyed .... not the thing under the eyes, that is nice - i mean the corner of the eye thingy
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Me is greatly humbled , but thanks.Inspired by mastone but lacking his gift, trying to get the likeness of sir Ian McKeller...........dave
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You're model is not a far way off it's getting pretty close actually, take a look at this image ( you probably have it already but this one stood out for me)
https://revistamonet.globo.com/coluna...1/13janian.jpg
It could be because of the focal length of the camera but here goes anyways:
-His nose is big but there is a sligt curve in it
-don't work on fine details , I know it's fun and easy in ZBrush but it distracts your eyes from the overall shape, you have to see who it is without the details they are there only to enhance the model even further once you have it down
-I would make the eyesockets slightly smaller
-pull up the top of the head somewhat in Zbrush
-Pull down his chin
-Use the inflate brush to puff out some area's ( brow for instance)they seem a bit flat/harsh to me
-Split up the face in portions ( ie nose, eyes, ears, mouth etc) and use ctrl shift lasso select to omit the other stuff from view this way you only focus on one part until you happy with the overall shape and then go to the other parts, once you have the rudimentary forms in place look at it as a whole.
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