Texturing!! , just applying the first layers of color, Im using hi res images plus PS custom made brushes, lots to do
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Texturing!! , just applying the first layers of color, Im using hi res images plus PS custom made brushes, lots to do
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Personally, I always start with a cube, if this not your cup of tea poly by poly is another good way...
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No, no ramp, the red areas are just the base color that I always start with and build over to the fleshier colors, I'm just working on one side thats why it looks this way, so I understand your 'ramp' confusion.
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looking forward to see it finished:bow:
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sorry for the delay in updates, will post later. Been on the case of getting my head around Z brush. Very cooooool, cant wait to integrate this into my work
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Adding the blemishes and darker tones around the eyes, the idea is to have a tough chick, good looking at the same time, but have a battle hardened look as well, possibly with that lack of sleep look too
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Somethgin about a gun totin woman, who has nice breasts and bootay to spare.. and that scare...Man..
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No big scars for this lady, Im saving that for another character
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Is this char for your Outlaws comic?.. or somethign else?.. if you dont mind my asking..
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cheers mate, looking forward to more.
ps, did you paint that redish shadow under the eyes in pS?
one crit, a rare thing from me to you but,i think too much highlight around the top of the mouth, can achieve the same thing with a highlight of reflected light from the bottom of the nostril to where the top of the lip starts, around that area, if your interested let me know and i'll wiz you a better explanation
the top of the lip looks flared a little/lot
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Thanks for the comments. No, no ramps, though I know what you mean. Its an old hack trick using various other nodes, to give a better tone etc.
As for the 'hot' areas, Im not concerned right now as theres no spec maps. I just brightened it to show the color map off a bit more.
Its too red right now as well on this image. will post tnite. I have had migraine so am just passing thru quickly before heading back to bed. My eyes are just killing me right now, and the heat here in the UK doesnt help either.
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No spec or bump maps as yet. But the texture size is 3072 square
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