Charlie

[The Namek]

I'm not planning anything with this tool , It's just that I was bored today and the first thing I thought of was to do some Zbrushing :p http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1015358312mkr.jpg

[Mentat7]

Cool! Is he related to Shrek by chance? One observation: have you ever tried shading the eyeballs? Try this...create the eyes on a seperate layer behind the head. While keeping that layer active choose the paintbrush with a drawing radius of about 2/3rds the size of your eyes. Choose a dark color (I usually select black). Set the RGB to 2 and carefully draw in around the top and bottom of the eyeball to create darkened shadows. Shade in around the left and right outside edges slighty as well. Give it a try I think you will like it and it will help your eyes to pop! :tu: :tu: :tu:

[The Namek]

Thx for the tip Mentat7 , I'll try it out.
I have tried to mix materials (to get a wet look for the lips) but I never succeed , I read all the topics on it from quicklinks , but they all seem to fail partially or completely , I think it's just me :p

[khlon]

Well my advice is if this is just waht you do for fun do not take it too seriously because you may embarass some very professional artists. Very good work.

[Stonecutter]

To get that 'Wet Look', save the material you use for the face, under a different name, say 'WetLips', then select a material you don't intend to use...Load your 'WetLips' material in,(It will replace that material), raise the specularity on it, and paint the lips... ;)