I'll try making a texture with the references of Aneta I have as it's a bit. I planar projected the reference photo onto.

Download Aneta 3dsk Female Human Reference here, Size:, Files: Aneta_001.jpg. It involves modelling the four main components of the eye separately trying to imitate the actual anatomy of the 2.com› ▼ ▼ ▼ Aneta 3dsk Female Human ReferenceģD.sk - Human and Animal Photo References for 3D Artists and Game Developers. Here's how it looks on it's own: I used a techinique I got from an old 3DWorld magazine for the eyes. They don't look too bad from directly side on but it's tough to get them looking convincing from all angles. I've had a nightmare trying to get them sorted out.

You're right about the ears - I hadn't spotted that before. I'll take your advice into account when I work on her a bit more. Drawing, 3D modeling and Texture photo reference as well as Figure drawing, Environment Textures and 3D scans. Wide range of Photo Reference for Artists. You might be right about the lips as well but Annetta's mouth is pretty crooked as I think her upper right incisor sticks out.ĭi bawah pimpinan Idris Jala, MAS telah melancarkan Business Turnaround Plan. You are right about the ears though - they're terrible at the moment. Okay that image I used included eyelashes which of course is a big cheat but of course they'll be modelled when I get around to it. If they're used well I really don't see anything terribly wrong with using photo based textures. Looks like you're trying to make up for modeling with photo texturesphoto textures hide what your model actually looks likeI don't think I was trying to hide anything with photo textures as only one of the four images had any kind of texture on it. Cheers wedge - I'll render it with different lighting later and post that.

I'll post some updates to show how it comes along. Would be very grateful for any replies.Įspecially if there's anything obviously wrong - after tidying it up a bit I'm going to weld the two halves together and try to lose the symettry. This is just a test texture - I planar projected the reference photo onto her eye and using a little GI and lighting, did a test render. With this model I've tried to stick to quads very closely but I'm not sure about the flow of it yet. Oh and here's a wire: The bit of mesh I'm not happy with is at the bridge of the nose and just further along the cheekbone. She's based on photos of Anetta Keys I got from (- it's an excellent resource for high res photos if you've never visited it. Hi there, have been working on a female head (hasn't everyone?) on and off for a week or two.

Aneta 3dsk female human reference