Skull texture?

[leigh]

I think your best starting point would be to find some good pictures of bone, and work from there.
Bone has a very particular grain and look to it, and I'm sure that once you have some good quality pics of it, the you shouldn't have a problem recreating such a look.

Alternatively, if you eat meat, just keep some of your bones from your next t-bone steak and use those a reference - there's nothing quite like having the real thing right in front of you.

I think that for bone, it's mostly a matter of getting the colour and the bump right, and then just tweaking the other settings slightly :)

Good luck!

[mok]

Thanks alot for your great advice.
I will be taking pictures with my digi cam as well hm... try looking some on the net, if i ever find any good ones.

Thanks again :D

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