First Head Model

Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold

This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i

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# 1 10-04-2005 , 03:31 PM

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this is my first head model thanks to Mike Mckinley ive been able to learn the texturing aspect of it. this head i hope will become part of a short video i am trying to do. I will be working on shape blending and yes adding rest of the body.

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# 2 12-04-2005 , 11:07 PM

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Can't believe that's your first, looks very good. I like the eyelids.

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# 3 12-04-2005 , 11:39 PM

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WHOA!! for a first head, thats pretty IMPRESSIVE, keepup the great work mate

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# 4 15-04-2005 , 09:03 PM

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Dude this is neat, show the rest cmon dont be shy!!

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# 5 18-04-2005 , 03:16 PM

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Thankyou

am working on giving you more im a little slow and i guess anal about clean work so ill have something soon but THANKYOU for your responses

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# 6 10-05-2005 , 10:16 PM

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This head looks very similar to yours.

https://www.alias.com/eng/community/t.../file/face.zip

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# 7 11-05-2005 , 02:11 PM

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yes it does

it does because i utilize a lot of the tutorials in order to learn then try to create with what i have learned and then enhance it accordingly as you will soon see there will be many changes
its just i believe we all need to start somewhere and then stretch our learned limits beyond