#Aneta 3dsk female human reference full

I have actually pulled it back in the front however 3/4 seems inflated.

and still are swollen… but now on the side.Not addressed yet, just spotted that when i played back the vid. I will bang this issue out closer to the end of modelling.

The problem is actually poor topology rather then just a bad shape. However eyes where moved further out and im not too sure if it was far nuff. This file is a few days old.īergquist: I tried and tested but ended up only reducing the eyes a tiny amount.

NOTE: 180 turnaround is actually the latest file. i have moved the eyes further apart and them a tiny bit smaller.Īnd ive done a comparison of the model and the fotz to examine what is left 2 do.

#Aneta 3dsk female human reference full

Started to juggle full time uni and work and this project so progress is slow… This has allowed me to pick out certain mistakes that i need to correct. Hope this helps, you’re doin great! Cheers mate! So earlier when Ravis mentioned your cheeks were too inflated, without putting words in his mouth, I think he meant more specifically, they were too inflated in the front, directly under her eye… Just like with the top of the eye socket, the cheek-bone/bottom of the eye socket, wraps around the side of the head a bit more than what you’ve got goin on. Which transitions me to point 3, where yours is almost completely flat once it reaches the side it could be a little more plump around the eye socket bone.Ģ, earlier you were told her cheeks were too inflated, which was true, but now you’ve taken it away from the side a little too much, giving her a flat look in this persp shot. Here is a few more things I can mention at this point in the sculptġ, women and men have a certain baggyness to under their eyebrow on the outer side of their eyes, but yours is pushing it, and its much too far towards the front. I wasn’t sure if the front and side view reference shots you posted before where she is blinking in the side view are your fixed versions or not, because they are perfectly aligned, her head is not at different angles…īut yeah, you’re making leaps and bonds of progress on this! Next post should include the changes in the planes of the face like Ravis3057 had illustrated.

Image planes corrected, and new open eyes added on the side view!.

Remodeled the eyes to be more efficient and allow for easier manipulation.

However i am now modelling using both 3/4 views and orthogonal views. Ears and jaw have been repositioned and the sternocleidomastoid muscle has been i did use reference however i moved away from the reference due to the confusing perspective. I have not addressed the the planes you mentioned and illustrated yet, will attempt this soon since i think my tri count and topology will work for what i want to achieve. Eyeball is bigger but still seems to be too small. (i had to actually distort the image, so i will not follow the reference to the t). (the reference with the eyes open has her smiling… completey changing her Ravis3057: Image planes fixed. However i have now photoshoped that reference into my existing one as shown below. glad i posted this up here at RENaRt: yeah, i had to use that reference for adjusting the head. She has a slight bump near the middle of her noseĪhh, big list :eek. Her nose is a bit more boxy up by the bridge The sternocleidomastoid muscle on the neck is too prominent O With the ear being as far back as it is its throwing off the jaw the line Her ears lack volume and are placed way too far back on the head Your polygon density is a bit heavy as well Hopefully i can correct the issues bellow within the next few days. I might have to retopologise some areas to further decrease the poly count.

will do more after i sleep :wise:ġ000 polys down. Here is my first run at the efficiency issue. Thanks heaps, been looking at the model so much with no other input besides my own… should of posted this up earlier :shrug.