I was playing around in the face room. The render is not done very well because I was just trying the photo texture thing. Also, the picture was in black and white and around twenty or thirty years old. So, it looks funky. But can anyone guess who this person is? Think thirty years ago. It works good but you have to have the pictures like a mug shot. Now, if I could just figure out the cloth room. Also, the picture I used is all over the internet so I don't guess I am breaking any rules. Bill

And the hair is from Poser5. I couldn't get the hair to look good from the picture. Bill

Am I right? Do I win UVMapper Pro? ;^P

;)

Linda Ronstat

Margot Kidder?

me too me too

Matther "Adric" Waterhouse?

Grace Slick ? Kupa ?

Pia Zadora?....someone from TV? Guy is David Hasslhoff?

And of course, it was me that did it. I will only use color pictures from now on. It had to be the hair. I will give you a hint. I was just watching her ex-husbands baseball team beat the Mets. So, I have a lot to learn, but the Face room is great. Still don't understand the Cloth Room. Did someone mention learning videos? Bill The picture was from a real mug shot.

Good job!!! I think we should all post a front and side view of someone so we can all try :) I'm having a hard time getting the nostrils to line up correctly. Any tips?

Hello, I used the control points for the nose. I tried the control points in other places and it really screwed the picture up worst. but the nose control points did pretty good. They talk about it on page 226. But MOCK's picture is a lot better than mine, so maybe they can offer better advice.

Thanks Wayne :)

Jane Fonda....

My advice is while you are using the control points dont look at them, look over at the 3D head and see how the movements you make affect the texture on it.

Mock I noticed that the results are better when you look at the 3d head :) Thanks for the info, I appreciate it very much.

Valerie Bertinelli

From the clue I'd re-guess Norma Jean Di Magio for the girl.