the nose still looks a little like plaster to me. And the neck, but I guess that's not finished yet? :o) The tone is a tad too yellow to my likings, but I guess some people HAVE that skin tone, so don't let that stop you :o)

Much better skintone-- the lighting is interfering, I think, with getting a fair view. Do you have a global white? And could you please up the focal length to 80? I like the amount of bump showing in the bottom pict. But I like bump. Other than that, under her eyes looks very smooth and not very realistic. Over all she looks idealised and not specific. Which is a choice. Nice lip bump and different than normal, I would blur a bit around the edges of the lipstick to get rid of the crisp line. The front of the eyebrow is quite good, but it starts to look to uniform around the middle. The hairs of the eyebrow go towards the hairline, the side that is. I think eyebrows are particularly hard to get right. Emily

what kind of light do you suggest using while developing textures? Someone suggested a white global one....I have teh standard default poser 4 lights.....any recommendations?

I use 3 white lights, spread around the model, youll have to move the lights around a lot when you make textures to see how it looks in different lighting conditions. Realism is flaws and features, but you shouldnt add those before you have a basic seam fixed skin finished.

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Actually yes. It's too red right now but the details are very nice :o)

It would help the eyebrows to look more natural if they weren't all pointing upward. Most grow toward the side of the face and just slightly up. It also looks like you're still getting distortion from a fish-eye setting on your camera's focal length. Try a setting of at least 80 for close-up detail work like you're doing. It will make a huge difference! This newer texture you're using is a big improvement, once you get that rosaecia cured! :)

This looks much more realistic. In case you do not know where to adjust the focal length, go to the menus under your display window. Find the camera you are using under the second menu, that will select it and bring iup its dials-- the first dial is for focal length, set it to 80. Then we can tell what is going on. Emily

lol I know its red but hey my skin looks like that! =P

Yeah this looks really great! can't wait to see the progress :o)

Yes, now I can judge what the undereyes look like-- very very good.I like the eyes, but it looks like the eyeballs have a bump on them-- makes them look dry as sand. you could desaturate the pink a bit in the lacrimals, or darken the edges towards dirty red. Em

Even so, it looks really really nice. Looks smooth yet with detail :o)

Yes, and very nice detail too. When I said it looked smooth it was also meant as a compliment :o) Some textures has way too large pores on the forehead for instance. Yours look just right there :o)

ohh hehe =)brain getting mushy.....no sleep ....must make poser....texture.....collapses at keyboard

Yeah, but looking at the first post and this last one, it was worth it--so realistic! :)