I finished a texture finaly. 's my first serious texture but im still not very happy with how the eyebrows came out. maybe you have some tips or hints for it? and what about the head texture? the body ain't done yet.. 3 whole weeks have i been trying to make a head texture.. i'm wondering how long it will take me to do the body lol. Does someone know any good tutorials for the body texturing of victoria 3?

looks o.k. to me. they'll never notice the eyebrow darkening underlayer in a regular render. see if you can fix the eye reflection maps so they aren't mirror images.

other then the mirrored eyes, which miss nancy already pointed out. The Head texture looks stunning. She's got great charecter... in a god way.lol

Not sure what you think is wrong with the eyebrows, but they look like mine, so they look good to me :)

Looks very nice indeed to me.

Really nice, but I think you could cut back on the texture on the front of her nose, get rid of the bumps completely and ease off on the blemishes a bit. Except on farmers and fishermen, tips of noses are usually fairly smooth. On women who look after their skin they are usually very smooth ;-)

I like the blemishes and the texture on the nose. Not every woman has a "perfect" blemish free, ultra smooth/plastic skin. To be honest it gets really tiring seeing the same old take on textures... no blemishes, ultra smooth, etc. It's nice to see someone striving to bring something different to the table.

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I like the texture, the blemishes add realism to my eyes. The eyebrows seem a little low on the face to me, they don't appear to match with the shape of the face, but a different camera angle might tell a different story. On the subject of the eyes, as well as making sure that the reflections are both on the same side, may I suggest making a reflection-free option for the eye textures? Painted-on reflections often turn out to be on the wrong side for the lighting that's being used.

I love her nose ! Looks like mine too :D Except of mentioned eye reflections, and way-too-long lashes, she's very real, and very "normal". Congrats, you're very talented.