Agigaherger: Thanks for the reference!, it’s a great pic!, I had in my mind that kind of beauty render, it’s a great final result!
robo: I really hope this become challenging! haha
Agigaherger: Thanks for the reference!, it’s a great pic!, I had in my mind that kind of beauty render, it’s a great final result!
robo: I really hope this become challenging! haha
Work In Progress:

Next:
Mouth
Teeth
Upper part of the body (shirt, arms to help the expressions)
Wow! that’s pretty good, but the top of his head looks a bit square. Hope to see more soon.
Great start Slashmore.
You may want to double-check the main thread.
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=208&t=761750
Looks like Roberto is picking very specific expressions. No final word yet.
looking good, slashmore 
i do hope the official list could be expanded, it’ll be a shame not to be able to do some of Homer’s most classic expressions
Hey dude! Great choice! Good luck for you! Homer is a very hard character to make in 3d and still looking like himself! (And I can that! hahaha!)
Keep rockin’!
Ok. Here is the base mesh. Now i’ve got to take it to zbrush to get the desired expressions (which I must choose again). I’ve got to study more the materials and the scene setup. Any comment is welcome!

Looking pretty cool so far! I’m also hoping for some classic Homer-expressions. 
Cheers!
Your Homer looks awesome slashmore. I just have one crit. Well it’s more of an excuse to blab my knowledge of useless pop culture facts than a crit, but may lend to the overall Homer feel. The area in question is the hair on the side of his head and the ear. In the cartoon, if you pay attention, The Hair is in the shape of an “M” and the squiggle line for the ear is in the shape of a “G”, Together making the initials of the creator, Matt Groening. I have no idea how you can accurately portray the “G” in the ear when replicating him in 3D, but you could tweak his hair to be more “M” like.
Cheers
-Rage
Did some changes on the scene and on the materials. Here is my first emotion; Proud.

Probably, I will reduce the bump maps. Any comments would be very nive.
hmm I’d say it looks more like sad - he’s even teary eyed
I’d think of pride as having your head up and your chest out like a peacock:D
Your 're probably right… That’s the English-Spanish translation problem haha.
Cheers
Hey I can see from your ref what you are going for with the proud it looks like the pic alot. I would agree with the previous posts raise his chin a bit and give him more a smile.
luck
That could be proud. Think of Bart doing something really great and Homer is so proud that he teared up a bit. But Intervain has a point, most people would probably interpret that as sad.
hi Slashmore, comparing your latest post and the reference, i feel that Homer’s neck could be thinner and the 2 arcs of hair placed further apart. just very minor stuff, good job so far!
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