photorealistic human head modeling

[muyyatin]

wow... awesome model, definitely wanting to see this baby textured =) Not many crits... the earlobe looks a tad big, and I assume you'll work the neck, w/ the adam's apple, sternocleidomastoids etc. Sorry I can't find a ANY problem with the face... very nice.

[engine]

good job!!!

[wantanseller]

can't find no flaw...maybe thats the problem ;)
a real person would not be perfect, and will surely have some imbalance on the face or something....maybe u could fix that during the texturing process...


hmmm....and he'll need better eyes 'with life'


ps: reminds me of lex luthor from smallville :D

[carl_00]

nice model, from first glances though the forehead looks a little large and the eyes too close together also the ears looks at an odd angle because the bottom of the ear goes into the head.

cant wait to see more.

[eYadNesS]

Could you post some wires?! thanks...

[Blackhorse]

This is 50%-60% in progress. the model needs some more modified. that will cost lots of my time for some details.
Thanks guys. very helpful feedback.

[marcia]

I think it looks great, but the dome of the head seems a little too tall, imo.

[Blackhorse]

here comes the fixed verson

rick

[random.hero]

his eyebrows arent promenant enough, they fold out instead of in, above the eye. you might want to try setting his eyes deeper or making his brow stick out more.

[Blackhorse]

http://www.chinavfx.net/bbs/attachments/200404/29180411-girl.jpg

[Blackhorse]

I just made her more photorealistic. hope you like her.

rick

[TiTaNiuM sAMuRa]

Absolutely fantastic!! Asian facial geometry is a bit different from many North Americans, and I think that what you have is essentially flawless, including the eyes.

When you provide indication of her pelvis bone, try not to round it as much; it appears as though she has fat hips.

Keep up the excellent work!

[Blackhorse]

http://www.chinavfx.net/bbs/attachments/200404/30172725-girl_body2.jpg


fix it

[Blackhorse]

http://www.chinavfx.net/bbs/attachments/200404/30174120-girl%20pp.jpg

http://www.chinavfx.net/bbs/attachments/200404/30174033-back.jpg

[niki]

good work... her face is very beautiful ... but her arms and her breast look a bit strange...

keep it up :)

[MäXX]

looks so good...but i'm agree with niki, the breast (.)(.) is a little strange look, i think too big in above zone...it seems that they do not weigh :-)

[peaxio]

Wow! It looks really good. The only thing that looks a little off to me is the neck. It's kinda long, maybe you can shorten it up some. Would like to seem some wires, please?

[RichSuchy]

how tall is this character supposed to be... The body type seems to be in the low 5 ft area, but the head size indicates a much taller character. to scale a head is aproximately 9.3 inches in height give or take human variation.

[TiTaNiuM sAMuRa]

She doesn't have the MOST appealing proportions for some people, but most of her is perfectly realistic nonetheless.

Room for improvement:
There should be an indentation on the back of the neck; there are two main muscles that run up the sides of the skull. Enhance the form of those muscles outward instead of pushing the middle inward.
She needs some deltoids, and the scapulae (shoulder blades) would be more pronounced, as would the rib cage.
The sacral vertebrae would lessen the crevice between the upper portion of her gluteals (the bum crack).
The hollow in her back is also a bit too deep.

Great work with the abdomen, BTW!

And for every person who complains about the breasts, I will compliment them. I will admit that the cleavage lines that you see as ) ( should not round back outward so much at the top; maybe the lines should come straighter up.

The mass of her legs may confuse a viewer about how tall she is, but you have to decide whether or not you're trying to make an 'ideal' form or just a realistic one. Many real people's bodies look a little misproportioned. What is your aim?

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