Head model WIP real-time render - feedback

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

Hi all,

First real crack at a head sculpt and with realtime render in marmoset.

https://i.imgur.com/AHX6moJ.jpg

Fiber hair is definitely WIP needs a lot more variation etc, but anything else you think please let me know I'll be interested.

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

Okay I just fixed the cheekbones they were super flat

Brian "Panda" Choi · Jun 2020

What refernce were you using for the head sculpt?

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

3D.sk and XYZ starter pack.

Brian "Panda" Choi · Jun 2020

I mean, what specific images? Who's head?

Right now, your head sculpt is missing a lot of the bony landmarks I'd expect from most faces.

I like this resource as a quick overview of the landmarks to keep in mind.
https://www.artistsnetwork.com/art-subjects/portrait-figure/how-to-draw-bodies-lea-colie-wight/

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

I get what you're trying to say but that website will not help me. It is just how I learn.

That's the Zbrush shot of it currently.

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

How about that

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

I now can’t not see the horror of that face. Haha. Definitely a step back.

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

Okay, a lot of changes. Only hair left. How is this.

JohannesAg · Jun 2020

My advice would be to forget about textures and rendering for now because there are a number of things to fix in the high poly. Like brian asked earlier, what are your references? And if you´re not using any then I´d start by getting a few. Like grabbing images from a scan like this https://www.3dscanstore.com/3d-head-models/female-head-3d-models/female-01-head-scan-cleaned . Also posting with just a gray material is better for gauging the model rather than textured. good luck

Brian "Panda" Choi · Jun 2020

How DO you learn? Are you a visual learner, or is it something else?

Mimir · Jun 2020

It might be beneficial to get a 3d female head model and place it in your zbrush scene, lay it on top and/or next to your model to see the anatomical errors you currently have. When starting out you won't see the obvious because your eye is not trained well enough resulting in poor decision making/sculpting. If you are having trouble learning through anatomy books and 2d reference, I'd recommend getting 3d scan to look at as anatomy reference. I find that its easier to see mistakes in my own sculpting by looking around a good 3d model.

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

Yeah, I'm visual reading up won't help me. I have models and books. This is a lot better.

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

This is the WIP project the head is for. I think I may call it there for the head for this project and take in all the learning. Most likely be better off with the old self-improvement on the next project.

Thanks for the input.

Brian "Panda" Choi · Jun 2020

That link I sent you earlier has pictures, so it should help you as a visual learner.

Death Octimus · Jun 2020

https://i.imgur.com/H2QDL3G.jpg

Death Octimus · Jul 2020

https://i.imgur.com/OqrZOdd.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/YORRTjq.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/K4Qt5HO.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/8kmkx85.png

360 Spin.
https://youtu.be/hElchS6nFjQ

Getting there now!

Death Octimus · Jul 2020

So back on the face, I've made changes to the eyes etc.

Head model WIP real-time render - feedback

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