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This guy is inspired from the witch from T.W.O. Not done yet. There is creasing around the nostrils I need to fix and a whole lot of other things I want to add. Crits are always welcome though.

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Ah! Now I can see.

 

I like the face.

 

If you were going to pursue rigging that my suggestion would to model him in a more neutral expression. Right now he's in one extreme and it will be tricky to get him to extremes on the other end.

 

But it's good looking face.

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Love it!

 

Great stuff, Jirard! I'll second Robert's recommendation of making the face a neutral pose.

Unless that *is* the neutral pose. But I can't imagine how it could frown any more than it already is, which probably means that what you have there is not really the neutral pose.

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Love the level of expressiveness you've got on this guy Jirard.

You haven't lost your touch with creating 3D caricatures.

Very nice!

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Thanks guys

This is the static pose :unsure:. I may have pushed the elderly look too much. I will upload it when I finish. I used the Zevel plugin and kinda made it too patch heavy. Here is 1 more pic

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Decided to work on this model a little more.

the hat is a model I found on the forum from Largento. Thanks

The lighting setup is a modified version of Jasons Default Cho.

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I really like this character! I love the tie texture. He really looks great! The weird thing is, I just man a man that could pass as his twin!

 

 

Steve

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Thanks Paul

I am liking the stuff u have going on in your thread also.

When I started to model this guy I knew he would be patch heavy cuz I wanted a lot of detail. It seems that he has to many patches in the face though.

Here is a pic and one variation of the head. Anyone see where patches or splines can be deleted and not lose detail?

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He is looking awesome. It looks like you can get rid of some splines on the top of the head and in the chin area.

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