Female Character

[Fudge]

If the images above dont work try these
http://www.antihc3.dyndns.org/fudge/female-side.jpghttp://www.antihc3.dyndns.org/fudge/female-side-close.jpghttp://www.antihc3.dyndns.org/fudge/female-perspective.jpghttp://www.antihc3.dyndns.org/fudge/female-front.jpghttp://www.antihc3.dyndns.org/fudge/female-front-close.jpghttp://www.antihc3.dyndns.org/fudge/female-back2.jpg

[Keebus]

U need more practice, but don't worry.

imho you need to remake her face, it's too elipsed, round more her shoulders, remake her breasts.

anyway, u can add more tris.

You also need to remake her skin texture, human skin isn't this way ^^

See ya
Ciao!

[Fudge]

Hey thanks for the comment i would really like to be a better modeler/texture so if you have any tutorials they would be greatly :rolleyes: ...good? (lol gota love my grammer)

few questions:
what do you mean the face is too eclipsed?
im having very big problems with the breast i cant seem to make them, what i did here was just add a sphere and positioned them in the correct place but this is not the way to do it, tho i couldnt extrude verts from body as this is low poly and i didnt have enough verts to extrude out, please help me with this.

oh yeh this is my first texture sheet and first ever digally created image i made so bare with me on this i am not the best artist in the world 2d (i think i would rank more the worst) but i would like to get better, so any advice what so ever will be greatly apreciated

Thanks Fudge

p.s tutorials tutorials tutorials:thumbsup:

[Ghostscape]

A wireframe view would help us see what exactly is wrong with the mesh.

As far as problems, your proportions are all out of whack, the legs are too long, too skinny, Her head is too oval shaped. The hair looks odd both in its shape and the way it has a sharp edge on the face. Your skin looks bad, too many moles, etc. The face is all sorts of weird looking, especially with the lack of a nose.

Check out www.fineart.sk and www.saveloomis.org for some good people references. I've found they helped me out a lot. My first character was looking rather similar to this ;)

[NeptuneImaging]

Yeah, this character it is kind of bordering on the Ooblongs (Cartoon TV Show). Don't worry, it is a great start though, don't stop modeling, I am on that same boat too...trying to grasp game modeling and texturing, especially since I come from a High Polygon workflow. But if you read Loomis, the online books are downloadable (some of them) and it is a really good guide to learning how to portray the human anatomy as an art form. Also tutorials are a great help as well...

Ghostscape: Hey ghost, remember that head model I was working on, I just posted an update in this thread...I also followed your advice on optimising...and gave him a body just for the hell of it... you can see in here: http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=176091

[madshooter]

Great start. One suggestion always use reference images while modeling. check this link for
human anatomy pics: http://www.3d.sk/

[Fudge]

here is the refernece i used http://www.antihc3.dyndns.org/fudge/blueprint.gif

[Fudge]

hey all please can i have a skin texturing tutorial

[McStyle]

a well done site with lots of tutorials and not only texturing
learning maya (http://www.learning-maya.com/texturing.php)

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