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Re: Etta
Remeasure how many eyes long Lucy's face is. Compare it to how many eyes high yours is. Where' you've placed the eyebrow arc bend is too centrally located compared to the photos. It needs to be offset closer to the outer sides of the face. The nose big forms are not matching Lucy's You still have that awkward pinch at the… -
Re: Etta
I would say that you should use the move tool and try to adjust the general shape of the face to more closely resemble your reference, for example, i can see that her forehead is way to slanted, nose seems a bit too pointy, and she seems to have quite an under bite, to name some things. Sometimes I use the see through mode… -
Re: Etta
Post her naked. Can't critique anatomy if I can't see the anatomy. Also, while it is good you found MEDICAL anatomy references, you will primarily benefit from nude femal figure references at this time. For beginners, it's hard to translate muscle groups to what it will look like on the skin with only medical references.… -
Re: Etta
Her whole body looks like she's going to tip over still in her neutral post. Move her upper torso back. Reference figure models in neutral poses and see the gesture lines their body makes. Think about how it feels weighted right now, a lot of your character's mass is too forward. Face still needs work. Specific include… -
Re: Etta
Brian: Like I said, her body is no longer attached to her head bust. My ZBrush professor recommended that. But I made this suit from her body in ZBrush. I'm going for what the suit looks like over her muscular body if it was under there. And I see what you mean about those medical references. I have also been working with… -
Re: Etta
Here is my latest work on her head. Thank you Brian for suggesting the Asaro head. It really helped me a lot and I used Charlie's head as an example to work from. Before I start on texturing I want to make sure the overall sculpt is done. I hope to have the complete sculpted version on my website this time next week, so… -
Re: Etta
Actually, if I may butt in for a sec, it's a good idea to never use those 3D models with textured muscles for ref. They're highly inaccurate, and the muscles don't morph with the movements so they're even more off when posed. Remove them from your life, and take a look at some 3D scans of real people, photos of real… -
Re: Etta
They don't have to be posed. If you can add a pose though, it'll add to your presentation value. Sorry, I gotta hold back. I can't provide critique on your anatomy without taking off the clothes on the sculpt. It will also be better if you presented us with the actual photo reference you're using to emulate from. This is… -
Re: Etta
Oh okay. Yeah I was wondering why I kept getting the duck-mouth. And yes I now see that the top of the head needs to be widened. She does look like a Cone Head. So I'll definitely go back in and fix that. That's true I need to go back to the lips and flatten them down a little bit more on the inside. I have been dropping… -
Re: Etta
I did some tweeking yesterday. I went back to the head and I flattened down the corners of the nose, reshaped the curvature of the chin and made the philtrum more shallow. I noticed that Lucy Liu's philtrum is actually very shallow. I even double checked the proportions on the head, so I think that's pretty accurate. The…
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