Texturing Workshop: Creating a photorealistic human face

[JonasNoell]

Let's do part 2. Here is described how you mainly get the skin look more meaty and how to improve the beard and create a fitting mouth.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/7.jpg
7. No let's work a bit on his forehead. Since it is a bit protruding we need to make it brighter. I also worked around on the areas around his eyes and his cheek and redefined his eyes. There is nothing much to say on this step because it is just upgrades on the stuff I said before.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/8.jpg
8. This step is quite simple, too but took a bit of time, I redefined the color of his beard in order to make it look more realistic. Just keep watching und see what has changed. These steps here are only showing little progress, I mostly call it "adapting". It's just that everything harmonizes together quite well.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/9.jpg
9. Now lets work a bit on the mouth. While the mouth itself is quite simple to do it needs a little time to get it fitting well with the skin surrounding it. For doing this it good to eraze the edges of the mouth with a little erazor brush. Finally make the skin around the mouth look much more bright. I added a lot more detail to the skin by using the same method I described in step two (the thing with the 'q'), try it out in out till you are satisfied in order to go forward.

See you in Part 3 ;)

[JonasNoell]

In step 9 i described how I added this meaty look to the skin. Of cause there are many other possibilities, too. One of the most simple ones is to take a look at google and search for some skin references there. When you found some just lay them above your skin and copy them together. The image might look quite oversaturated now, because Photoshop adds together both saturations. You may now need to desaturate the whole image now utill you have have your former skin color, but now you should have some nice details in the skin, too. Feel free to repeat this step as often you want with different images, but also take care for that you image does not contain too much details and so looks too rough. Never exaggerate with details and just place them where they are necessary.

Ok now let's just go on with the mouth and the beard that is still too inconspicuous.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/11.jpg
10. In this step I overworked the region around the mouth once again. In the step before it still looked kind of sticked up. Just notice that the reddish color of the mouth blures over in the skin color and this is what I did here. Take the blur tool and blur out the edges of the mouth a bit. Notice that I added a fine line of skin color right above the upper lip because the hair normally doesn't reach this point. To make the lip a bit more glossy like I took the bourne and dodge tool and made the mouth a bit darker on the sides and a bit brighter in some areas. Then move over to the chin. I made it a bit darker right below the lips in order to achieve a 3dimensional look.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/12.jpg
11. This step looks impressive but is quite simple. In order to make the beard look more powerful I just duplicated the whole layer. Now again choose copy together. You will see that he almost only doubles the saturation of the beard because the other parts are still quite nonsaturated. Decrease the saturation a bit and play around a bit with the erazor to make the whole beard look more fitting. Adjust the brightness of the lips. Remember that around mouth, nose and eyes the skin always looks a bit more reddish and greenish, so I redid this with a fine pencil. The chin and mouth is now more or less ready, we will see if we need to adjust it later or not.

The following parts get a little more difficult because you need some real drawing talent to do a good job on the nose, eyebrownes and eyes itself. I try to make quite a lot steps so you are able to follow it. The next part will be uploaded tomorrow, I suppose.

[JonasNoell]

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/12.jpg
12. Ok next step, quite simple. For the eyebrownes we make a new layer and add two black brushstrokes. Take the smudge tool with a little ocapacy and a very little size (about 1-2 pixels) and start working on the edges to achieve a hairy effekt. Still remember that the hairy effect comes through fine lines and blury parts. When you finished take the erazor with a very low ocapacy and eraze the eyebrownes in some parts a bit so that they look more 3 dimensional. When you result looks like in the picture above, move over to the next step.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/13.jpg
13. Now let's work a bit around on the forehead. As I said the human skin is often a bit reddish around eyebrownes, mouth and nose, so let's just try it out. Take a little red pencil and start workin on the skin parts above the eyebrownes. I furthermore tried to achieve a quite pimply skin and did some spots by using the 'q' trick like explained before. Because the chin itself is often a bit sweaty I made it a bit brighter to achieve a little wet look. Take you some time for this step, it's not too easy.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/14.jpg
14. Because I thought the forehead is perhaps a little too white looking I took a red pencil and painted over the think in order to have it a little more reddish looking. I outlines the spots with a little red pencil again and then blured some of them away to get a permanent skin. When you are satisfied, go on to the next step.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/15.jpg
15. Now let's start with the eyes. This is a quite difficult step so I splitted it up in two images. First of all we need the eye moles get done. Use a larger brownish pencil to achieve some depth. Remember that we will use a greenish pencil around the eyes for more realism. When you did both you should be finished soon and able to move over to the next step.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/16.jpg
16. Now let's do the eyelids. We create two seperate layers and paint the eyelids on them. Remember that there are a lot of folds around the eyes and that the eyes. I'm not absolutely finished with the eyes and will care for them later.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/17.jpg
17. This step is very simple. Search for a good looking iris picture in the web an cut it out. When you finished you can add blur away the edges so that it is more fitting to the rest. Work it out a bit with the bourne and dodge tool to achieve a 3 dimensional look.

The next steps will contain only a few steps because I will soon run out of webspace if I continue this way :/

[JonasNoell]

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/18.jpg
18. Ok let's begin with the nose. This is perhaps the most difficult part of the whole head. I splitted it up in quite a lot steps so that you can see the progress. First we create some blury shapes in a seperate layer to see where will be shadows and highlights. Below the nose and on the sides of it it will be a bit darker and on top of it it will be quite bright in order to achieve a realistic 3dimensional look.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/19.jpg
19. Just go on like this but this time use a little finer pencil to already create a general shape. There is not much to say about this, just move on like you did in step 18.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/20.jpg
20. Ok now quite simple. Because we have added a new layer for the nose we can just eraze away the overpainted parts on the eyes and the cheeks. That's why we painted the nose on a complete new layer. Don't forget this, because you will have a lot of work to do if you painted it right on the background layer.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/21.jpg
21. Ok now let's move over to the peak of the nose. Add a new layer and paint it over with a harder brownish pencil. Now use your smudge too to give it a shape. The nostrils are quite simple. Like before, create a new layer and paint some simple spots on it. Again choose the smudge tool to shape them a bit.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/22.jpg
22. Let's care a bit for the nose wings. For that we take a harder very small reddish pencil and outline them a bit to give them shape.

[JonasNoell]

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/23.jpg
23. Now just duplicate the already existing some times to make the whole thing look sharper and more contrastful. After merging all layers together I took the bourne and dodge tools to create some glossy looking highlights on the top of the nose.

http://www.josh.ch/cANt/24.jpg
24. This is the last step now, just merge all layers together and add some further details such as scars and sceams. Concgratulate, you are finished now ;)

Hope this was helpful
Check out my upcoming tutorials as well ;)

cANt

[leigh]

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!! Plugging now :applause:

Thanks a million, cANt, this one is going to help LOADS of people!

I'd like to see a render of the head though ;)

Also, I'd say this is more suitable for gaming models where you are essentially faking the illumination and whatnot because of the nature in which those models will be used :)
You've basically painted in the effect of the spec maps, gloss maps, etc.

[xeno]

Wow, thats really an amazing tutorial u gave us there! U must have put a lot of time and effort in it! Tnax loads, this is awesome!

[fr3drik]

Wow, you are very kind and generous!
Thank you very much for putting it together into a tutorial

:bounce:

[teh fury]

woah awesome.. thanks alot :)

[JonasNoell]

Hehe comments like this are always worth putting a lot of efford in it ;) Leigh, I'll post a render of the head when finished, It's that till now I only made the face itself the whole hair part is still missing, furthermore I am not satisfied with the position of the eyes and it needs some tweaking. xeno, I have spent the last 2 days with it, but it was fun though :thumbsup:
Keep you updated...

cANt

[ceql]

Wow! ubertastic cANT! :applause:

hehe well, noone will question the authenticity of your images *now* :)

[mohh]

Awesome!! Thanks for taking the time!!:bounce:

[Soljarag]

Excellent Tutorial!! Thanks a lot:buttrock:

[raden]

Thanks cANt:beer:
So next would be shading/lighting/rendering?:bounce:

[maelstrom]

:applause: very nice tutorial, it surely helps a lot!

[Kid-Mesh]

Very cool :buttrock:

[MiGa]

Yes, really nice! :thumbsup:
I would like to see the rendered head, too. If you finished it please post a link/pic.
Are you going to do a tut about the spec/bump map too?

miga

[Bilbo_Baggins]

Excellent. :) Now I have 3 of your tutorials bookmarked. (The two others are how to make a Pipe (http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=48233) and a Mp5 side (http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=48236).)

Can you tell me if you've made more than 3 because I'd like to get all of them.

[BadKarma]

cheers darling, im gunna try this lil baby out. i just gotta find sumthing that i can follow to help me wiv getting UV's mapped... its just too damn hard ! lol

Cheers again.

BadKarma

[Aeroplane]

:drool: :drool:
:bowdown: :bowdown:
:applause: :applause:

[JonasNoell]

Thanks for all replies! ;)
Bilbo_Baggins: No these 3 are all tutorial I did so far.
Don't know what tutorials will be up to come next, let's see. I would like to care a bit more for texturing humans so for example skinning a chest or arms and legs will be up to come next, let's see ;)

cANt

[JonasNoell]

Leigh, any reason why it disappeared so quick from the frontpage?

[Renzsu]

Yeah, was thinking the same...

[vorlon]

This is extremely helpful, thanks:wavey:

[twitchy]

awsome tutorial. now if only you made one on making a head to use it on.

[KOBALT_KORE]

Sweet tut! Thanks cANt !
:wavey: :beer:

[Solve]

thanks for the amazing tutorial canT.it's just what i've been looking for. :beer:

iit would have been helpful if you told what kind of brushes you used but that may have been asking to much. :scream:

[leigh]

Originally posted by cANt
Leigh, any reason why it disappeared so quick from the frontpage?

Yeah, sorry about that. Tito (Lildragon) mailed me shortly after I plugged it, saying that he was removing it temporarily, since the other ones (and the one that I replaced with the plug for yours) had only been there a very short while).
It's back up now :thumbsup:

[ilka]

I dont want to comment on this,

BUT I LOVE IT MMMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANN

Excellent Job :applause:

[Witchy]

Excellent, thanks for that! :bounce:

[Aaron]

Hey, cANt, thanks for the tut; I'm moddling a head right now for class and I was actually stuck on how I was going to texture it. Not any more! Now all I need is to find a really good UV unwrapping tutorial and I'll be home free =)

Peace,
-Aaron.

[leigh]

Aaron, for heads, cylindrical maps on the Y-axis are usually the best :)

[SPIDER2544]

i would really love to see the finished model with this texture

good job

awsoem tutorial

[CIM]

Cool tut.

It would be cool if someone made this into a downloadable .pdf. :-)

[facial]

Cool stuff. :D Thank you

[Grubwyrm]

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Wow, cANT... very nice. You've helped me tremendously..... I've been searching for a tutorial like this. Amazing. You've answered my eternal..... "how'd they do that?!"

Keep it up and thanks for the contribution. I'm going to have to look you up next time I'm in Ofleiden!



-Gian:beer:

[cgjie]

thank you very much.

[Zappa]

HeY!cANt,

Awesome....sure is gonna help many out here.....thanks for shareing!!!


:applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :thumbsup:

[majestic]

wow!
thanks a lot! this one totally rocks

thanks.. awesome tut ;)
i've got so many tutorials to go through after exams :wip:
:beer: :buttrock:

[harmonic01]

kick ass, thanx a ton.

would you post your hair texturing progress?

[akela]

Thanx cANt! Nice tut. Will it be available on a website? I can't access your ratbytes.de site... I hope that's temporarily down only :(

[marcopio]

Thanks for the tutorial :thumbsup:

[rayz]

cool, this will be a great help. :beer:

[Maya Ayanami]

you are amaizing

[Obaid3DFX]

thanks:)

great tutorial :applause:

[santiago]

that was beautiful cANT, i'm speechless
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[santiago]

Can somebody gimme help with this diffuse map?

http://www.santiagodiaz.com/gallery/xtra/cazadora-diffuse.jpg

tips? suggestions?

[santiago]

it's not for a game model, so i didn't bake on specularity or stuff like that, but i thought it could be related somehow

[AndreKling]

THNKS SO MUCH, this was AWESOME, I wish i could do smoething like that but i Cant :D hehehehe just joking.
Looking foward for new tutorials, and c some of your lowpoly models. BTW for witch soft. is this model? maya? max?
Andre Kling David

[Psycholink]

Thank you cANT !

[JonasNoell]

Solve: I generally use the default brushes that come with Photoshop. I have never tried out any special ones from download-pages, even if I perhaps should do so. For all soft parts I generally use the very simple standard brushes with blured out edges. For things like the beard I mixed it up with some noisy sharper ones. I generally only used brushes to bring the main colors in. The whole detail was done by creating selections by using filters (add noise, waves, etc) and filling them with a color. Later define the layer as copy together and decrease saturation, brightness and stuff.
Leigh: Lol it's just that I thought I have been accused of retutching a photo again so I felt kinda tricked :P
Aaron: Great! If you are using 3d Studio Max there are a lot of useful tutorials out there. I found an excellent one in german and would have posted the link to you but unfortunately I don't think you can reed german ;)
SPIDER2544: *trying to quote Blizzard here*: When it's done ;)
harmonic01: I will do a shaved hair, which is very much comparable with the beard I described in the tutorial. When I am going to skin my following character I may do a skinning hair tutorial as well...
akela: Yeah, it's temporary offline since we are working on a huge RPG project at the moment. When there are first information the website will be back online.
santiago: I don't really know much about skinning highpolygon characters but I would say you should take more care for the right colors. Just overtake the palette I used. But maybe you should ask somebody that already cared a lot with skinning highpolygon characters since I never did so.
AndreKling: Lol :D Already heart this one for quite some time now ;)

Well have to leave now since I have a lot of exams to do this week and study a much even though I loved continue working on my skin again :/

Greetings
cANt

[Jako]

Thanks for the great tutorial :bounce:
It is a big help :)

[Dipesh (India)]

such a great info..:airguitar :beer: :beer: :applause: :applause: :bounce: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[Xform]

Really nice tuturial! *Starting ps to do it now!*

Keep it up!

[neon9]

:thumbsup: wow, very useful, thanks!

I found an excellent one in german and would have posted the link to you but unfortunately I don't think you can reed german

well, I do understand german. may you post the link, please?

[JonasNoell]

Xform: Feel free to post your process ;)
neon9: Shure, it is definitely for low poly chars and originally for Max R3 but it worked perfect for my R4 as well. Just click
here (http://www.cold-heat.de/howto/3d/uvw/1.htm)

[Maya4fun]

Great stuff man!!
:thumbsup:

[FabioMSilva]

very cool...havent tried it yet but i´ll sure will...
When i tried to paint a facial texture map for my 3d heads it always looked kinda silly so i always had to use real Facial textures for my models... now i can create my own :D

the only thing its pitty is that your already includes lighting(more for low poly in-game characters and not so suitable for CG movies) and doesnt have any displace maps or bump mappings... :\

well, anyway good job

[Troll]

THANK YOU!!:beer:

[Mystifyurmind]

Very cool, but you knew that. This will help me out in my goal to create at least one low poly character by the end of summer, if not beginning.

I never seemingly could wrap things around a 3-D model in my head. So this helps give a basic idea of how to do that.

Thanks! Love your avatar by the way.

[gaggle]

What a kickass initiative cANT, nice descriptions, nice images. I love it :)

Extremly worth saving for offline readage. And good to see this was plugged, definitely deserves it.

[E_Moelzer]

Excellent tutorial!
Thanks for sharin your techniques!
CU
Elmar

[KazuyaMochu]

That is very good! RESPEKT

:applause:

[mindrot]

ooo great stuff... damn.... could of used this a while ago on a character texture I'm busy with, well I've done about 95%... just need to sort out some seamage :hmm:

[Zmaster]

Cant your are the best,thank you very much it's a great tutorial

[Joril]

Originally posted by Leigh

Also, I'd say this is more suitable for gaming models where you are essentially faking the illumination and whatnot because of the nature in which those models will be used :)
You've basically painted in the effect of the spec maps, gloss maps, etc.

My thoughts exactly, I was looking if someone hadn't mentioned this before.
Nice tutorial though!! :thumbsup:

[octopus77]

Hey, This will help me a lot, i´ve never texture a caracter before now it seems like i don´t have more excuses. Thanks a lot for your efort.
:applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause:

[mark_battista]

excellent stuff
thx for that, would be interesting to see if you could make one on making hair as i've been absolutely gridlocked on making hair for years, keep up the good work!
regards
mark battista

[designgoblin]

Since so many of you seemed to enjoy this tutorial, I made a quick PDF of it for you to download. I did a spell-check but some words I couldn't figure out so I left as-is.

The file can be D'Loaded HERE>>> (http://members.shaw.ca/designgoblin/PaintingFace_Tutorial.pdf)

I'll leave it there for a few weeks so you can grab it. Those that miss it can email me for it after.

Enjoy

DG>>

[JonasNoell]

The Solid Snake: Yeah, as said it's definitely more for game models!
mark_battista: Shure! Depends on the next char I am skinning. This guy will have shaved hair (comparable with the beard) so I won't describe this technic again because I already did with the beard. Mut when the next char comes I will try to do my best with hair and writing a tutorial about it.

@all the others thanks for the great replies :thumbsup:

Greetings
cANt

[JonasNoell]

designgoblin: Great :thumbsup:

Some other guy just sent me PM that there will be a HTML version up, too...

[designgoblin]

Keep up the good work. Thanks again

DG>>

[MayaV]

hi cant

thanx for the excellent tutorial :applause: keep up th work.

regards

Vivek

[karl]

WHAT AN EXCELLENT TUTORIAL!!!!!

Its nice to see that people are willing to share their talents with others and help them out a little.


Here is one a made a few months ago. The eyes need a little work but again it was made the same sort of way.

http://www.geocities.com/johndavies26/facemap.jpg

http://www.geocities.com/johndavies26/Headmapstill.jpg

If u cant view it simply drag the link into the address bar.

Cheers

[PolyMangler]

heh well looks like someone already made a .pdf of it but here's a html version i got hosted on my puter. great stuff cANT

http://www.imageworksmedia.net/web/tut/cANT_PaintWS.html


i'll put the .pdf on there if there's no objections (Dgoblin ???)

[leigh]

I'd just like to thank cANt once again for this fabulous effort :thumbsup:
Over 10000 views already! :bounce:

[JonasNoell]

Wohoo that's great :bounce:

Thanks for the stars Leigh :thumbsup: This is damn motivating me for doing more tutorials if everybody likes em ;)

PolyMangler: Great site! The thing with the pdf should be no problem I think :thumbsup:

Greetings
cANt

[flingster]

i'm sorry this is just to cool...thank you so much for your efforts.

i mean you will now need to be called ya CAN rather than ya cANt....

thanks once again...much appreciated.

:applause: :thumbsup: :applause:

[HapZungLam]

Leigh, can you make this thread sticky?

[nathan 3d]

Awsome!!!!!

If you need hosting for your tutorials, or your own site, I'll give you some space. I see you have a site, but the link was broken. If that sounds good, email me at: NathanMarmon@hotmail.com

these tutorials will help so much. I have joined a game project and my low point is texturing. Thanls so much cANt! :beer:

[scribble]

I can't read this thread without saying my thanks, so here it is...
Thanks! :)
:beer:
And if you don't like beer.
:thumbsup:

[aurora]

I fill it criminal not to say thank you for such a great tut. It really makes me feel guilty that I have not taken time to write some tuts up myself. I take so much and have not had any time to give hardly anything back to all of you. I truely appreciate the time you took/take to add something to this great community. :beer:
designgoblin - I also must thank you for converting this to a PDF.

[Stonepilot]

Thank you so much.

[Duffman]

cant, you're awesome! This is the one thing that's been holding me back from doing any character design, I had no clue how to texture a face... but man, you really came through for everyone on this! Can't thank you enough! Drinks are on me! :beer:

[santiago]

thanx for your reply cANT, i'll do that :thumbsup:

[mage111]

amazing cANt, definitely keeping this one for later use when i come to model some other things.

the techniques you used definitely look useable on various shaped faces and such

Great work! :D

[Dhin]

Wow. Very helpful. . . :thumbsup:

Pat yourself on the back cANT, it very nice.

[rrobert]

Nice tutorial CANt. :cool: I could really use some help there..

[ckpew99]

Thanks alot!

[JonasNoell]

flingster: :D Well I'll think about that
nathan 3d: I am working on an own site just right now, when finished I will shurely contact you to take your very nice offer...
aurora: Hehe well if everybody would only work on tutorials we had noone to fell the awesome gallery of cgtalk, so keep it up :thumbsup:

@All others: Thanks for comments :thumbsup: Really appreciate this :wavey:

cANt

[Julez4001]

Keep it up....

[Dhin]

I just thought I'd say thanks again. I build a head and mapped really quickly and then tried your tut, just to see if I could do it. And wow it actually turned out, I still need to work on the texture some more but after about 2 hours of reading the tut and working on the texture and back on forth I think I've done okay. I didn't go for the thick stuble, but still your tut is a great help cANT. :applause: :applause: :applause:

It turned out better than I thought it was going to. See. :thumbsup:

[JonasNoell]

Hey Dhin that's quite nice so far, just try to give the eyes a more natural clor (not this very saturated and shiny blue) und work a bit on the eyebrown so that they don't just look cut out. Anyway it's great to see that it helps a lot of people, keep it up man!

cANt

[cgjie]

very nice!thank's for that!
but I would like to know,how about I paint lowpoly model in deeppaint3d?

[kaas]

He leigh, is it you on your avatar ? :drool:

[Razorwolf]

Originally posted by kaas
He leigh, is it you on your avatar ? :drool:

This is so off-topic but if it is she she's hot.
Ehrm I mean cANT.. we need full pics of both ;)

[kaas]

yeah its a little bit offtopic , but i was so curious:beer:

[EricChadwick]

You shoulda seen Leigh's avatar before the cartoony one. Very in your face, fun. Avatars seem to say a lot about someone.

[Hellwolve]

Originally posted by posm
You shoulda seen Leigh's avatar before the cartoony one. Very in your face, fun. Avatars seem to say a lot about someone.

Really? What says mine 'bout me then?

:)

Sorry for interuypting, just curious.

Oh, and I do like the tut :beer:

[Razorwolf]

Oh, it says you like Blizzard games (if i'm correct.. looks alot like Blizzard art)

We're straying off-topic too much ;)

[JonasNoell]

:D Lol no it's not me in this avatar! I'm male!
Just an artwork I did some time ago. (Drawing a girl after a reference)

[sismilk]

oh yeah i think this tutorial must help me alot after i saw all the commends from the people.but i couldnt see any picutres that was linked in the articels.
could u check the link again i think when we saw the result with the explanation , it certainly will help us a lot ...thx^^

[nickRX]

none of your links are working on the first page :(

[JonasNoell]

I checked all the links, it works fine for me and it should work now for you, too. Cheers :beer:

[EricChadwick]

This has been bugging me a little. I thought someone might have mentioned it (maybe on polycount?), but it seems to me like the eyes are upside-down...

I hope you don't mind, I took the liberty of flipping the eyes. What do you think?

[JonasNoell]

Yup this was already mentioned on polycount. Anyway, yes this is a mistake of mine, the eyes somehow look flipped upside down in my tutorial, must have missed this somehow. On your image it looks right at least, thanks a lot! :thumbsup:

[JCGS]

thank you~ cANt :)
i'm quite new in 3D, i'm still a student~
i was looking for the face texture tutorial~
but couldn't find any good,
till i found yours.
thank you so much!!:applause:
it helps me a lot!! :thumbsup:

[Zocky]

Awesome man! I haven't read it yet, but I'll try it today/tommorow. I have to say thank you for this, I had a problem with tihs myself. You are one great person! :thumbsup:

I have a little quostion for you. Do you know any site for hair tut? I have some problems with them. If you don't know never mind ;)

Once again, :thumbsup:

[.:BoS:.]

SUPER!! Thank You very much. :beer: :beer: :thumbsup: :applause:

[Darklord101]

say bye bye to greyscale :)

[Darklord101]

say bye bye to greyscale :)

[JonasNoell]

Zocky:
Hair Tutorial (http://div.dyndns.org/EK/tutorial/hair/)

Nice to see you guys like it ;)

[boomji]

i CANT believe this :p is sooo cool.danke danke danke ;)
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[murnau]

...and for the bump map?

[chase311]

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[Julez4001]

bounce bay bounce

[BlackNull]

oh my GOD, I just realized there was a texturing forum!!! Soooo cool!! Thanks so much for helping the community, I'm sure u can see how greatful we are by the number of replies:):):)

[dave247]

Yeah awesome! :applause:

[dave247]

:eek: boomji! Your avatar! I thought it was something else at first!

[Ceccotti]

Awesome tutorial. Its the best Ive ever read. You are a tutorial GOD! I am going to go threw it once I get my tablet in the mail.

[xinliang]

To me, these are of great use。thanks:)

[fiftyfive]

i think you rock dood.

[Desert-of-Seth]

As an intermediate artist,i find this tutorial very useful.I'm glad i arrived here.Thank you!

[kuks]

excellent tutorial!

[ja-fett]

i bow to your superior wisdom. :buttrock:

[ja-fett]

ive learned a lot, life is studying. :applause: thanks for the free tutorial.

[JonasNoell]

You're welcome guys, it's been a pleasure! ;)

[el scorcho]

super tutorial any chance of getting it on pdf?

[zhangheng]

thanks,it look very nice!

[purewine]

It is good curriculum for the fresh 3D maker ,but I thought shape establish is immportand too for fresher we hope could see that curriculum.

[rastko]

Thanks man, great tutorial :thumbsup:

[stavrevstefan]

Man you have no idea how much time i spent practicing the texture of the head.

With your tutorial i learned it forever in few hours...

Thanks man your tutorial rocks :buttrock:

[Cameo]

Does anyone still have a copy of the pdf of cANt's tutorial? The link in the thread appears to be down. If so, would you drop me a PM?

Thanks.

Thanks cANt as well, great tut :drool:

[cgjie]

greeeeeeat!

[MAN OF RAGE]

i couldn't leave without thanking you
you really saved my life yes you really did you want to know why
i'll tell you why
it's because that im looking for it sice i began on modelling
the reason for making me leave the charecters modelling is because i wasn't know how to texturing them
thanks million of times

[Wrothgarr]

This tutorial would be really useful, but the pictures don't seem to be working, and the pdfs that people have uploaded don't seem to be working either. Does anybody have a mirror for the pdfs/images?

Thanks.

[NyneDown]

I always find these threads too late....Anyway, I found one a while back and saved it to my favorites. It might be of some use to those who didnt get a chance to see the tut in this thread.


http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?t=292672

[fast4ry]

i cant see the images of the tutorial

[PhuongDPh]

oh no, all the images in the tutorial don't display
Maybe because of the bandwidth
Plz fix it :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:

[JonasNoell]

Sorry guys, I'm having problems with my server. I'm trying to fix it and get the tutorial back up...

[Dripht]

Any update on the images? I'd love to see this tutorial in it's entirety.

[lildragon]

Any ETA on the images? Would love to see them :)

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[MrJames]

I would love to see them too :D

Anyone else got copies or could host them?

[Morph106]

i so wish i'd found this thread before the end of last year. id love to see it if your able to upload the images again cANT. pls pls pls pls pls..
makes it worse after reading about how everyone has been raving on and on.
(...way too jealous)

[lildragon]

Heya guys, forgot to post this. Here's the .pdf

-lild

[NyneDown]

Right on...thanks alot lildragon ;)


And definitely a huge thanks to cANT for taking the time to write this tut to help everybody out!

[JSlotosch]

Thx for this good tutorial!
-FHawk

[PhuongDPh]

Heya guys, forgot to post this. Here's the .pdf

-lild
Thank you and cANt (http://forums.cgsociety.org/member.php?u=23704)

[JonasNoell]

Finally I got my server back working. Hope you enjoy! Just update the first page and all images should be back up...

[Wrothgarr]

Thanks very much cANt. Tremendous images:thumbsup:

[lachey25]

this is great buddy!
im new at this and this was just perfect. Im making gaming cgaracters as well..not hard to follow at all..!!!tx a million!

[wanglu]

wow! so cool
I like it
Thank you verymuch.

[cage3d]

thank you very much

[Ammarkk]

Thank you man It's really amazing and good tutorial

[sonuchelani]

I found this type of tutorial but could not found . Very good tutorial

[JonasNoell]

I really appreciate, that you are still finding it useful! Thanks for that!

[BHVampire]

No hay palabras para agradecer este maravilloso tutorial.... :buttrock:

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