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Realistic head model?
I am going to see if I can make a realistic head model, most of the model was made in maya then UVed then exported to zbrush. Before any one says any thing the refferance has a big nose....................dave
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Nice start. There are a few proportional issues, nothing too major. The size of your models cranium is too small. It should be in equal mass to frontal mass (face). This is just a general proportional reference, but it helps in nailing the general shape.
Your ears also look a bit too high on the head, the top of the ears should be level with the top of the eyes.
The general proportions of the face are as follows:
With a male head (frontal view). The eyes generally sit about half way down the face. Sometimes higher depending on the individual, especially with males.
The bottom of the nose sits half way between the eyes and the bottom of the chin. The mouth lies 1/3 of the way down between the nose and the bottom of the chin. The head is five eyes wide. Generally you should be able to fit one eyes in between your models eyes, and one on the outside of them. There are other 'rules' but those are the most important ones.
It looks like you've nailed a lot of this, but it helps to memorize it. And also to compare it with your reference, to see where it differs, as, no doubt, that will be a key feature that needs to be done right.
Your model looks like it's lacking a bit of form, in the jaw, and in some places on the face (Chin, cheeks, etc). I would stick to a lower sub-div level until you have some more of the forms refined. But generally it's a nice sculpt.
I would also post your reference, as it will make it easier for people to crit your model.
Really nice work Dave!
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I would get some eyes in there as well as getting rid of the rest of the UI, image space at premiums etc.
I always check the props, without ref every comment will be different!
Get Z 3.5 R2 as far as I know (and thats waiting for mails from out tech dept!) Might as well learn the new tools.
So far its looking good, maybe try a different material to evaluate, the red mats in Z puts me off a bit wheny ou get to detail I ususaly go for a std mat or a skin type mat.
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Will try to remember those proportions, are they from book or are these just things you have picked up as you have learned. Lost the work in zbrush due to my kids but like I said most of the model was done in maya witch I did save. Just got a tablet so will learn using that.
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I hope to get a new rig soon am leaving that update till then as this system is getting a bit cranky
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I always drop down levels to make large adjustments but do understand what you are saying.
will include refferance.........dave
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You should try to gather more reference of the person you're modeling. Shots from different angles. Not too many, as they will just get confusing, and you'll never match the forms in every picture, as the person's expression will change, the lighting of the image, the age of said person may change, along with other things. But generally you want about 3 or 4 images to work from. Try to match their key forms and how they fit together. Then work up to the unique details.
You should have likeness at one or two (at the most) subdivisions. This will let you know you have the key forms down, after that, it's just refinement and details.
Nice work!
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Ive not done much at all today getting used to using a tablet how the hell did I get any thing done with out one in zbrush
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Hope you can make sense of it.
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08-04-2010
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I must admit I do not know how the eye are so out, I am going to have to look at how I am getting it so out of sink with the photo..............thanks again I will only learn if some one points these error out to me............dave
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Here's a rough visual to what I was saying earlier about proportions. I also think it might help you understand why his (reference image) eyes are a lot smaller than you had sculpted them.
Again, I hope you can make sense of it, and that it helps.
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