Al in the Family 2.0 by Iuvenis_Scriptor
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I posted this in the forums yesterday and got very mixed feedback. One person loved it while two others weren't so sure, although they still haven't told me why. Maybe I'll get some more opinions (hopefully with more specific critiques so I can actually improve it) in the galleries!
This is me testing the latest iteration of my ever-evolving project. Although far predating Genesis both in its initial conception and much of its development, it can now best be described as a Poser-compatible approximation of Genesis.
All four of these figures is based on Victoria 4.2, with contributions from Morphs++, S4, and Vittorio. The same hair and a neutral expression was used to emphasize the overall face and body shapes.
Constructive critique, especially regarding realism, is welcome as always.
Comments (1)
bernieloehn
The children do not look like children because their faces are much too hard modeled or differentiated. Childrens faces are mor round and smooth and soft. Also the size of their heads seem a little too big or the faces are too big in relation to the head size. The father (?) looks much too femal somehow but I don't know why he looks somehow transsexual or gender changed. I you are doing really hard work! Possibly it would help you to go out to the street and ask as many people as possible whether you could capture a portrait photo.