I think it looks really well made, though to me it looks more like Geralt of Rivia than Dooku. Capturing some more aged features in his face would make him look more like Christopher lee. I think this is a good example of a Christopher Lee sculpture which is instantly recognizable : https://www.artstation.com/artwork/christopher-lee-tribute-2 so I would take some inspiration from him.
Here are the various Dookus. I think Tartakovski's version is a much better representation of Lee than the 3D Clone Wars incarnation.
I think getting some bigger bags under the eyes and working in that crease that runs from his eye across his cheek (I'm sure it has some fancy scientific name) will help your resemblance. The black eyebrows and shape of the beard under the lip are also fairly distinctive.
Thank you for your inputs but i looked at all these points of reference and tried to make my own style. Mostly influenced by Disney infinity. I'll do a 2nd pass later though.
Yea I agree with Steve, I can't distinguish a particular age on him right now. All the sharp facial angles feel a lot younger in contrast to the pure white hair color. But that's just an observation, maybe he's had white hair forever! Haha
I don't think there's any reason to copy the Clone Wars stylisation. It's just handy to see which features they've exaggerated to capture Lee's features in a very simplified style.
Looking at it again today, I don't think you're too far off, particularly if you're going with the Infinity style which tends to play a bit looser with the translation to keep the models consistent across the different sets.
Well i don't mean to copy infinity, just be inspired by the art style. I was just looking for cool shapes. I really didn't want it to look like anyone else's style other than my own
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Here are the various Dookus. I think Tartakovski's version is a much better representation of Lee than the 3D Clone Wars incarnation.
I think getting some bigger bags under the eyes and working in that crease that runs from his eye across his cheek (I'm sure it has some fancy scientific name) will help your resemblance. The black eyebrows and shape of the beard under the lip are also fairly distinctive.
Looking at it again today, I don't think you're too far off, particularly if you're going with the Infinity style which tends to play a bit looser with the translation to keep the models consistent across the different sets.