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Hmm, that doesn't quite look like an ear. I suggest you get some reference. Check the tutorial here for some help, as well: http://members.shaw.ca/jonmcbain/LupinsWeeSite.html
Thread: EYEBALL session | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: OK READ ME PLEASE | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: And here is yet another Vicky image, a young Queen Victoria...... | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Poly Vs. Editable Mesh. | Forum: 3D Modeling
Well, for organics, most ppl. use the poly-by-poly method to construct their models (including me). Some also use Splines to model.
Thread: alien head model | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: what modeling do u do? | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: WIP -- First time post here | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: eye lid-problem....weasel WIP | Forum: 3D Modeling
I generally do it poly-by-poly. You could also do it with Splines. Box modeling makes it a bit harder to get the muscle structure right.
Thread: eye lid-problem....weasel WIP | Forum: 3D Modeling
Thread: eye lid-problem....weasel WIP | Forum: 3D Modeling
Attached Link: http://www.erc.msstate.edu/~camen/thehumanhead/home.html
Well, it is generally best to start modeling the eyelids and surrounding areas; then move on to other prominent areas (e.g., mouth) and so on.When modeling, it is a good idea to follow the muscle structure of the face. I included a good resource for this; just check the URL for detail. Try finding some muscle reference on the 'net, it'll come in really handy.
For your model, I'd suggest starting over and trying to follow the muscle structure.
Thread: HOLY S**T TRAVIS!!!!! | Forum: 3D Modeling
Gotta love Project:Messiah. I was amazed at how great it is when I first opened it up too.
Thread: Set props to be included with Balro... err, Valarauko | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I've heard that Poser has problems rendering sharp edges, since it's renderer is designed for organics. You're right, I don't use Poser. My opinions are about your models shown above--not Poser.
Thread: Set props to be included with Balro... err, Valarauko | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Think you should stay away from the razor-sharp edges (especially on stone blocks). Probably be good for you to vary the size of the blocks somewhat and add a few rough edges. Also, you probably should model some of the detail into the stone background. The bump map just doesn't do. Not bad.
Thread: great modelers | Forum: 3D Modeling
I've always liked Rene Moral. His modeling and texturing are great. Also, the stuff Taron does is cool.
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Thread: Can you hear me now? | Forum: 3D Modeling