That EXCEPTIONALLY easy to muck up corner of the nose

badjackrabbit · Sep 2017

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/z2/0oo9egmig14z.jpg

so I'm modeling my 3rd character, the second with a visible face, and I'm trying to figure out how to make the bottom corner of the nose and the nostril to connect properly to the cheek and laugh line, and i THINK I've got it, shown above, BUT....I really don't want to mess this up and find out later. can anyone tell me if this looks right?

FourtyNights · Sep 2017

Umm... sculpting the high poly anatomy in ZBrush is the solution. And then doing the retopo on top of it in Maya (judging from the UI, you're Maya?) should do the trick. Sub-d modeling organic stuff is kind of an old-fashioned and pretty much obsolete workflow nowadays.

badjackrabbit · Sep 2017

lol, thank u!

ActionDawg · Sep 2017

@FourtyNights there are plenty of reasons why someone may want to model a character traditionally, especially in a studio context. These things don't work in absolutes.

badjackrabbit · Sep 2017

somedoggy said:

@FourtyNights there are plenty of reasons why someone may want to model a character traditionally, especially in a studio context. These things don't work in absolutes.

okay, wella...Ive already spent alot of time on this and I don't know how to fix it (if it is indeed messed up)
any help available would be amazing

kanga · Sep 2017

This image is pretty clear:

Image: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a7/75/39/a775394d31ff97e2e1e915485a78f4b9.jpg

badjackrabbit · Sep 2017

thank you, Kanga
cheers

That EXCEPTIONALLY easy to muck up corner of the nose

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