Oh, my. ;) Very good.

Nicely done! I can imagine some fine tuning on the jawline-looks more straight in the photo-overall a great effort. A+ on the likeness. Did you use her face as a texture map? I am still at work on my effort (see SMGellar, real people..." below. Pretty tricky work. Eric Walters

Very well done!!! It seems the key, though, to making a likeness is to get the hair right,and that hair style will be hard to do with the limited pieces we have at our disposal.....but the face is perfect....hope you will post.. Krel

Suggestion: If you look at her jawline in the photo and then the model, you will see in the photo Jennifer's jawline (oh yeah, we're on a first name basis....yeah.) is a little wider than you have. Get a piece of graph paper that is thin enough to see through and hold it up to the screen. Make one of the lines parallel to her eyeline and then find where the edge of her jaw lines up. Do the same for your model and see if it is the same. You can check a lot of things this way including chin width, eyewidth, nose length, etc. Hope this helps.

The jawline is one of the things that is bothering me about the likeness. I've tried several variations to increase the width and she starts looking rather butch. I guess I'll have to head to morph world and download the rest of the female face packs. This is actually pretty close, but I will try and perfect her. As soon as I get done playing with my new cd burner that is! thanks for all the input, Don

P.S. I LOVE those lips. smile Does the model have the goddess like caboose that Ms. Lopez possesses?

Very nice work and a major improvement!! Maybe just increase the X-Scale of the head to make it look more like her? I'd love to see her in the free stuff!

I think the face needs to be a little more squareish; the cheek/jawline doesn't match. The rest is a great likeness though