First Real Head WIP

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Post by Ronin28 // Jan 2, 2008, 10:01pm

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Just wanted to let everyone see my first real head model. It's not finished but please give opinions.


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Post by Steinie // Jan 3, 2008, 2:02am

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First thanks for posting your work Ronin28. Nice to see newer forum users post. In all these years using TS I never modeled a human head (realistically.) Your tackling a hard object so a pat on your back for that. I would address the top of his head it seems too large or out of proportion. There are many others here who can help you and give other suggestions. Some even wrote tutorials...
Keep submitting your work!

Post by jayr // Jan 3, 2008, 2:45am

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Thats a good start, better than my first attempt. Modelling a realistic human head is one of the hardest things to do in 3D because we're always looking at faces and know how they should look.


The forehead on your one is a bit too high and the from the side the head should be deeper than it is wide. Don't worry you'll get there, look at some reference pic's or get someone to take 'mug shots' of you (or you take some of them) and use those as a reference for a model.


Check Oliver Rohe's tutorial on this site:

http://www.spacekdet.com/tutorials/

It's about half way down the list


Or The tutorials on Scattered Pixel:

http://www.scatteredpixel.com/files/Page1.html

They're very detailed and very cheap.

Post by Ronin28 // Jan 3, 2008, 2:50am

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Thanks for the reply, and links, and yeah she does look like a cone head. Working on that.

Post by jayr // Jan 3, 2008, 3:21am

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You'll find you get the basic shape of the head done quickly then spend ages tweeking it to get it how you want. The trick is to tweek as you go so you're not having to make loads of moves witha dense mesh, or you could use the soft selection tools.

Post by jayr // Jan 3, 2008, 3:18pm

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oh just for future reference, you should really post stuff ike this in the 'work in progress' section, just post here if you've got a tech question or are haveing a problem with something. You'll get more people looking at your work in the WIP.

Post by Dragneye // Jan 4, 2008, 7:34pm

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Good luck with this project Ronin!
A suggestion/guess is that the ear holes seem further back than they should be. Also, since you are tackling this tough subject and it'll take a bunch of work, why not get reference pics of you like mentioned and that way kill 2 birds with one effort? You'll have a head, and you will be immortilaized in 3d. :D You're gonna do the work anyway, and you'll have a visual guide of what shapes of the parts to go with.
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