the critical process here is creating two or three textures with seperate photos mathing them up on the templates to create several textures then layering them to create a single texture from different photos does not matter to much if the skin tones are different blending them with an alpha channel fixes thatthe photos have to be good sharp so each layer picks up different aspects of the characters likness the morphs can be rudimentry you can have a crappy morph but if your textures carry most of the work load it wont matter as long as your morphs  are basic enough to represent the character and they dont need to be dead on ringers for it to work.

Quote - the critical process here is creating two or three textures with seperate photos mathing them up on the templates to create several textures then layering them to create a single texture from different photos does not matter to much if the skin tones are different blending them with an alpha channel fixes thatthe photos have to be good sharp so each layer picks up different aspects of the characters likness the morphs can be rudimentry you can have a crappy morph but if your textures carry most of the work load it wont matter as long as your morphs  are basic enough to represent the character and they dont need to be dead on ringers for it to work.

This is really amazing work. I read through this a couple of times, but did not see the program that you use to convert the render to a comic. Do you mind sharing the name of the program and the filter you use. I am interested in trying this filter out as I have tried toon outline render before but was never satisfied with the result I got.