Making of Little Fishes Hey there, I m so happy to be here and thanks to CGArena to give me the opportunity to share my workflow with you. A little bit about me, I am a freelance character artist working from France and I made this character during some spare time. Let’s get down to business. First of all I always start by sketching the idea of how the final image will look. Also I like to have my character standing in a natural pose, as you can see on this frame she is just standing up looking at us. I always start with some basic shape for the body, nothing complex just to get the idea of the volume and the I refining the shape step by step, adding details. I also used different Grey tone to have a better contrast like here the eyebrow appear in a darker grey then the skin, same thing for the eyes. The textures are pretty easy just simple diffuses for everything except the skin who also have a SSS, no use of bump map or normal map.
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Facial Animation Rig for Delgo - Page 3 - Free Character Tutorials for Maya I am Warren Grubb, Animation Director for Fathom Studios on the film Delgo. (click here for the trailer) When we R&D for the feature film Delgo, I was Technical Director and I knew we would need a facial rig for our characters that was more powerful and flexible than standard multi-targeted blendshape rigs. The solution we came up with, to describe it very simply, uses NURBS curves as influence objects on a poly mesh that is bound to control joints using smooth skining. We retained the ability to create blendshapes if necessary, but we gained, among other things, the ability for animators to create very subtle or extreme changes in expressiveness without having to send the character to a modeler for new target shapes. In most cases, this process is simple and fast enough that you can rig a head in a single day. Before we get to the rig itself, allow me to relate the idea that first led me down this road. The Concept this movie (avi) .
CG Cookie « Education Hub Site CG Cookie Making of PhotoRealistic Actress In 3D Making of PhotoRealistic Actress In 3DMaking-of by CG artist, MAX Wahyudi CGIndia Feature CGIndia bring you quite Useful and Free tutorial for Maya Users. The tutorials is created by CG Artist MAX Wahyudi who shows us Making of "PhotoRealistic Actress In 3D using Autodesks Maya". If you like to share your knowledge with CG Community and have any tutorials, we will be glad to feature them on our website along with description about author and website link. Making of by MAX Wahyudi Reference Finding good reference is the key to making a good likeness, for that I always use screen captures from movies because sometimes you can find shots where the character turns and the camera distortion is always the same and predictable. Modeling I use an old base mesh and jump straight into zbrush for tweaking. Eye The Eye ball consist of 2 parts, the inner part used a SSS material and the outer part used a PhongE material. Click to Enlarge Texturing Texturing was probably the easiest part of this model.
Modeling a face in 3ds max Second Picture is devoted to original tutorials about 3D graphics, Photoshop, Photography and Web Design. 23.10.2007 Category: 3D (Modeling) | Modeling Human Head in 3D Studio MAX 05/10 3D Modeling the Forehead Picture 1. Create new polygons according to the picture. Create 8 new polygons by copying edges and place them according to picture 1. 3D Modeling the Jaw Picture 2. Create 6 new polygons by copying edges and place them according to picture 2. In this tutorial the goal is to use as little polygons as possible but still to create reasonably realistic head. Polygons of the Side of the Face Picture 3. Create new polygons by copying edges and place them according to picture 3. Complete the 3D Model of the Face Picture 4. Fill the hole in the face by creating new polygons according to picture 4. Polygons to the Jaw Picture 5. Create 10 new four sided polygons to the lower part of the jaw and place them according to picture 5. Page 6: Modeling a head and a neck in 3DS MAX