I tried sculpting but the face looks too much like a man.
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Can anyone offer suggestions on how to make it look more female?
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Can anyone offer suggestions on how to make it look more female?
differences between male/female faces?
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Shawn R. L.
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Large pupils and almond shaped eyes on a small face.....sort of. Soft edges.
Dragonsreach
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Have a look at How Werner Klocke depicts Female faces.
[URL="http://www.freebooter.de"] http://www.freebooter.de[/URL]
They are more Almond shaped and thinner, while men are sculpted closer to a squarer jaw and rounder face.
[URL="http://www.freebooter.de"] http://www.freebooter.de[/URL]
They are more Almond shaped and thinner, while men are sculpted closer to a squarer jaw and rounder face.
freakinacage
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DON'T
his faces are bloody awful and don't resemble humans!!!
try this:
http://www.cedarseed.com/fire/humantut.html
basically, woman have more subtle features. much harder to sculpt
Einion
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That's a good start but you do need more practice anyway I would recommend sculpting heads only (even just faces) for a while as the fastest way to get better at it.
The key things that distinguish a female face from a male face, for this kind of work, are probably easiest to see in comicbook drawing and cartoons because they're slightly caricatured or exaggerated so find some and really look at them.
The characteristics include: larger eyes in relation to the size of the face (in reality eyeballs are all a similar size and women have smaller heads so...); smaller and narrower chins; fuller lips; softer, less-defined features overall; and one of the most important, less of a brow ridge (in archaeology when they dig up a skeleton a pronounced brow ridge is one of the first things that point to man).
Practice, practice, practice! Don't expect to get really good at faces until you've done a score or more.
Einion
The key things that distinguish a female face from a male face, for this kind of work, are probably easiest to see in comicbook drawing and cartoons because they're slightly caricatured or exaggerated so find some and really look at them.
The characteristics include: larger eyes in relation to the size of the face (in reality eyeballs are all a similar size and women have smaller heads so...); smaller and narrower chins; fuller lips; softer, less-defined features overall; and one of the most important, less of a brow ridge (in archaeology when they dig up a skeleton a pronounced brow ridge is one of the first things that point to man).
Practice, practice, practice! Don't expect to get really good at faces until you've done a score or more.
Einion
BarstoolProphet
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freakinacage
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aye that. and check reference. google images of women you want her to look like and directly copy them. eventually you'll get a feel for what looks right
