Quote - > Quote - BB? Is the green tint around the mouth and chin area your lighting, the skin or my computer?

It's in the texture.

Thanks. I thought it was in the skin, but new monitor and all, I wanted to make sure I was seeing it right.

Thanks for the lesson on bump maps as well. I've seen so many different ways of doing them, that I ended up just making them my own way. Mainly because of what was said about the brows and skin, I keep the brows/facial hair on a separate layer in photoshop until I've done what I want for the bump for the actual skin. **Which includes greyscaling, inverting and curves as well as sharpen. You do have to be careful not to overdo it on the sharpen, though. ** Works out so much better.

GreenEyedGirl...It's actually a good texture and you're definitely headed in the right direction. You might want to find out what is causing that green tint on the skin in the chin/mouth area. As for the rest...listen well to these guys. They know of what they speak.