Looks nice.
no, it's finished and it has 8 windows, patio doors and 3 sunlightsLooks nice.
I have to say though, the house looks not that... alive or natural. I assume you're still working on it so, If i may offer some advice:
- add an extension to the house. On the left side, with large windows or glass doors.
- Make the windows that you have a bit bigger and add more of them, especially on the ground- and first floor.
- Add a balcony of some sort, somewhere. First or second floor does not really matter.
- That building on the right of the house is a garage of some sort, i assume. A window or two would not hurt
They make the house look like it is 'naturally built'. Now it looks like a big, square box.
Also, for the garden, add foliage like trees hedges and.... a shrubbery!
Dude, I totally respect you sharing your progress. As you try new things and see if it's worth doing or not. I do listen to your posts, and I take it in. I'm not ready for this level of detail as yet. But when I finally get around to tiled pores (and dude, I want tiled pores now... aaah ha!!
, I can refer back to this thread. Kudos dude. Appreciated.You know, I dig your style. It's different, and that's why I like it as much.
The problem with pores is that when the skin is disgusting, you can put a normal map worthy. Uh, it's not very pretty...
All this talk of skin pores is my next project.
I made some changes to the models phyiscal attributes. I moved her eyes 3mm inwards and 1.5mm downwords. Sometimes the smaller changes are the best.
Dont' abuse it.
I feel like the face was better before, daz's worry and want to touch up... Sometimes it's better not to.
So true!!
Huh. I didn't realize that plugin had micoropres. Nice. A good option for people who don't want to use Blender.
Yeah, the first version is rather sober, but the second one has a more disgusting high level, when the skin is not very good.
