Hi Creg...
There is something that I think is not accurate.. I'm not in the list for this headsculpt but I'm interested on some other of your Batman projects... The problem IMO is in the eyes, the white section in the eyes (I don't know the name) is way too prominent.. like the eyes of a fish... Not really accurate to bale. Adam got the eyes better on the photo sample:
Well - Been tweaking it tonight...
And here is a Pitt pic!
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Love both Pitt and Joker, Dean!
Pitt's looking a little like Achilles
No - the machine my printer uses is about as good as you can get at this stage.
The skin texture is not translating over but I will be experimenting with that soon. The biggest issue is the distortion I got from zbrush. I am on my third print for Wayne now. Expensive lesson learned.
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Digital sculpting is easy to look good, on the monitor, but it will be another story when comes to physical print.
Tips for you Dean, try more materials to get rid of the dark shadow and shading in sculpting, it will help you to see the whole volume easily. But most important thing before your sculpt, is to align your photo reference with a proper perspective camera in zbrush. As I see in your Bale, it only looks good under a distorted camera, the head width and eyes distance is wrong from your photo. You can see from Adam's sculpt, the head width proportion is different from your sculpt. Make sure you have enough long perspective reference to get the frontal view right. One more thing, take extra care to the distance between outside corner of eyes to the ear. Hope it help~
