No, I'm far from done, momodot. I'm the kind who fiddles with those little details endlessly.

Quote - odf, could you rotate the hands so the center between front and back runs vertical like on the feet? Rotating texture ellements in Photoshop kills resolution.

Sure, if that helps.

Quote - Could you maybe map the lashes on a simple rectilinear plane and then curve and weld it? Should it be lots of narrow strips that are separate applied to the edge of the lid?

That's an idea. Make a plane, map it as is, then shape it. Excellent!

Quote - Personally I still would have liked the foot and hand cuts a little further up where clothing cuffs fall.

I'll have a look at those cuts. But I think it's a bit of a trade-off. The best seam position for a clothed figure might not be best for a naked one - or one with short-sleeved/legged clothing, for that. Since I do mostly nudes myself, I might be slightly biased...

Quote - There is going to be a tricky seam for painted on hair where the sideburns and hairline go :) does the neck/scalp cut line up with a plausible neck hairline?

I think it's pretty close, actually (see image). You could probably morph it into submission. As for the other seam, I tried to move that forward closer to the normal hairline, but that lead to all kinds of problems. So I'm still strongly in favor of the skull cap solution, even if it's not perfect for every application.

-- I'm not mad at you, just Westphalian.