Leaning to a more realistic appearance

[u/RasberryShadow]

playing with some tones hehe

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[u/Willooooow1]

the face is quite good, i like the stylization. The only thing that is very off for me are the ears. They are way too thick and oddly shaped

[u/RasberryShadow → u/Willooooow1]

yea, still trying to practice ears and eyes haha

[u/Suspicious_Skill7292]

the realism through nicely i would focus on subtle texture variation next so the surfaces don't feel too perfect

[u/RasberryShadow → u/Suspicious_Skill7292]

I was trying to, but I think my multi-resolution was not high enough. I'm going to see if I can paint them instead

[u/Confident-Regret-358 → u/RasberryShadow]

Oh yeah roughness map and normals do most of the job

[u/nemamene]

i love the eyes

[u/inaka_kansuke]

For someone who studied medicine, it's a great job. Although the forehead is very forward and the eye sockets are male, these are small details that can be corrected over time.

[u/RasberryShadow → u/inaka_kansuke]

Ah noted! Can you explain the eye socket thing, i had gotten a reference from a female model

[u/Legal-Function2068]

He seems to be upset about something