Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> I've resumed my experiments with skin textures. Here I just used a
> photographic texture I found on the net. It is a sample from www.3d.sk,
> which sells unfolded scans and reference photos for 3D artists. There is
> no media SSS, but I created a material_map based on the same texture to
> give different finishes to the different parts of the face (it's just a
> BW version slightly tweaked with the Gimp).
> 
> P.S.: Yes, I know my organic modeling skills suck: that nose is really 
> ugly!
> 
> -- 
> Jaime
> 
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
Impressive.  The problem with the nose is just the one unsmoothed ridge 
which I would guess can be fixed with a little more effort.  The truly 
difficult thing, the mouth, is outstanding, very sensitively modelled. 
The eye sockets another tough area are also good, a bit stylized and 
severe, but not out of bounds.  Main problem is the eyeballs and I just 
don't know what to say there exactly.  Keep in mind, I guess, that a 
classical painter learning academic studio methods would have been 
taught to leave the white of the cornea the same color as the flesh.

Post a reply to this message