Final Face by Valandar

3D Studio Max • People • posted on May 03, 2003

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Description

Well, here he is, my old man. Used a particle-based hair system plugin to make the brows and mustache, didn't turn out -TOO- bad... I kinda did it the hard way, and modelled the whole darn head from a single polygon, extruding edges into new polygons and moving vertices, then applying meshsmooth, rather than using NURBS or Box Modelling. I kinda saw it as a challenge, after all. Anyway, I also hand painted the texture in Photoshop, so any flaws in that are mine alone to bear.

Comments (23)

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Bobbie25

7:37PM | Sat, 03 May 2003

ok he took 4ever to load but well done love the eyes and wow he dos have a very nice face

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Hyria

7:48PM | Sat, 03 May 2003

wow nice modelling job :) great eyes and hair

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Poppi

8:20PM | Sat, 03 May 2003

awesome modelling. especially, when i consider you did not start with a box.

kusanagi73

8:48PM | Sat, 03 May 2003

Wow. It is really good. There is one thing that I wonder about. The texture on the nose seems stretched. I see this on poser people when artists exaggerate parts of the form. Is there a way one could avoid this? M.

jeweldragon

8:52PM | Sat, 03 May 2003

looks good val :) excellent work

Gazghull

10:36PM | Sat, 03 May 2003

great job:)

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liquidminduk

11:31PM | Sat, 03 May 2003

thats pretty darn good that is

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umblefugly

9:38AM | Sun, 04 May 2003

Damn man! Great work!

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Dragonsbld

9:51AM | Sun, 04 May 2003

scary.. looks like my grandfather.. Nice job

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Xlars

10:16AM | Sun, 04 May 2003

Looks super :-) Btw. In my terminology (and from what I have learned) this technique is also called boxmodeling (taking a polygon shift cloing edges), as also taking a box extruding polygons is called boxmodeling .. as opposed to spline and patch modeling where you build a model up as a spline cage instead. Just wanted to clarify because that had been confusing to me recently :-)

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Valandar

10:22AM | Sun, 04 May 2003

Ah, but Box Modelling is starting with a closed 3D box (cube), and moving vertices and subdividing as needed.

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