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check out the shoulders, they look a little too sunk into the body and could do with lifting slightly.
If you're going for a realistic look then the legs look too long and the hips are a little wide. Is it the joan of arc refs that you're using as it looks a little similar?
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just a test to see how the important spots on the face is working good with my first uvmap.
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you create lots of poly/nurbs surfaces that match the
overal look of the hair make them be on top of each
other or even intersect (for a messy hair) then add
texture with opacity map and it should look good.
As far as I know lots of big movie studios using this
technique. It is easier to model, gives nice performance
and fully animatable (if you make it soft body)
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I going to try your technique aZriel 
I made som changes on the shoulders, dont know if its better or wors
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