15-11-2004, 09:20 PM | #46 |
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looks very good bullet!!! Good job:tup:
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16-11-2004, 02:13 PM | #47 |
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thanks zeeman!!
i finished the new head, but now i need to know wich head you guys prefer. Let me know!!! ( the head attached to the body is the new one ). im starting to make hair now HELP HELP!! |
16-11-2004, 04:12 PM | #48 |
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I definitley like the new one! Excellent work man; looking MUCH more like an authentic female head. Cute gal, if I must say so myself...even bald. Keep it up, looking forward to seeing her with hair.
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Yeah, the new one is much better...doesn't remind me of "Coneheads" as much as the other one. hehe
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I love this girl Good work man
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23-11-2004, 05:13 PM | #51 |
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thanks for the comments...great you are like the new face better!!
i tryed to make some polygon hair, but without getting good results i think i give myself a break and go model something other ( something WITHOUT hair ) , and when thats done i will try to make some hair again. also if someone knows a good hair tutorial. i would like to know!! i now used the polygon hair tutorial at the newtek site http://www.newtek.com/products/light...modeling/hair/ I had problems with the shoulders. the hair is now sticking trough the shoulders, but i don't know how to make the mesh sollid so that i can't model the hair trought it! well i think i explained my problem very odd, but that's because of my english. i still hope you understand it . otherwise tell me! thank you!! |
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Have you thought of useing the motion designer and then exporting the transformed mesh?
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very thanks for the tip averageJoe. only one problem: i have no idea how the motion designer works! so im affraid i have to understand that first!! anyhow...i will give it a look!!
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YEAH!!! i now know how the motion designer works ( it isn't that hard as i thought ).
i'm practising with a cloth object now. when i understand it some more, i will use this method for the hair!! so just wait another couple of days and she will have hair ( i hope ). |
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GIRL RESURRECTION
Very long time I worked on this, but I have decided I will not die before i have created a realistic girl with lightwave .
I am starting all over again because i don't like the old one anymore, and because i think i can do better now. I could make a new threat about it, but since the plan is still the same ( creating a girl/female from about 18-22 years old ), i've decided to update this thread. well here's the start of the head again ( attempt 3 ), let's see how it turnes out this time. Oh btw...since i'm rather busy the next few months, I can't work on it that much, but i will try to work on it as much as possible. |
17-04-2005, 03:09 PM | #56 |
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Shes looking pretty nice!
The render is lovely as well. One thing that looked a bit off to me is that her forehead is a bit flat. Either that or the middle of her brows are somewhat pointed. The ear is awesome but looks like it could use a bit more tweaking in the middle as it looks a bit pinched: Granted I noticed these things after admiring your work for a while. The eyes really caught my attention. |
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Thanks for the help man! I've changed the ear and forehead. and added the rest of the face.
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17-04-2005, 06:59 PM | #58 |
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Well, i think i make big progress here.
I know the eyelashes need some more work at the corner of the eye. but i think i can say the head is finished. Only need to add some teeth and hair, and then i can start with the body. Tips and/or critics are still welcome! |
18-04-2005, 08:25 PM | #59 |
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I did a texture test. I think it turned out pretty cool. It's not done yet. but i am starting to understand how to texture a human head.
Things i am going to fix: - Eyebrows needs more depth - lipwrinkles also needs more depth - liptexture needs to fit the mouth better what do you guys thinking about the color of the lips? I'm having a hard job finding a good color for them. |
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Hey there Evader
Shes turning out very well, but there is something about the cheeks that is distracting me. Maybe the cheekbones are a bit too low? Or maybe I'm thinking they should have a more sunken in look. The lip color looks good to me. Keep rockin'! |
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