I've had this image in my head for awhile now, and it's time to get it down on digital paper, so to speak. I want to try to make some meso-american people, Aztec or Mayan classic style, as depicted in their sculpture and wall carvings. I can handle skin textures, but am at a loss where to begin with facial features. Forehead and nose morphs will be hardest, but cheekbone, mouth and chin will be difficult as well. Can anyone point me towards specific groups of Traveler's (or anyone else's) morphs that would be helpful here? Someone's going to ask for images, and I'm having a really hard time coming up with those right now. Everything I have is in print in National Geographic..scanner's dead and it's copyright anyway... Thanks in advance GrayMare

Try DuaneMoody.

Check out Syyd's free Dr Morpheen, he has those head morphs and the texture, and her (for sale) Kane can handle them, too.

If you're using Michael, take a look at my MikePlusPack in the store. The cheekbones2 morph might help, or use the Jean character as a start. (Altho he was modeled on a Polynesian face, a friend decided he looked like Piccard.)

Grey: what figure are you using?

P4Dork, Vickie or Posette. Prefer the Poser Chars more than Vickie for this project, as it will have a lot of people in it. I'm reconstructing a SE US Moundbuilder ritual, but the images I've got suggest I should head for a Mayan look, so I want to get the strong facial features used in mayan images. The pic gives you an idea of what I'm talking about, but I need male and female, and haven't gotten there with MorphMaster.

I put a disclaimer on the above post, but previewing the message lost it: "All images used in this post are copyright the original artists, information available on request" Sorry 'bout that. GrayMare