I think one of the beauties of art is though there is criteria to go by such as composition, anatomy, color schemes, etc that everyone has the right to enjoy what they want out of a piece blah blah blah
what I wanted to say is that using zbrush there could be created further fotorealistic details
what I wanted to say is that using zbrush there could be created further fotorealistic details
Dani_z3,
I understood your intent of what you said which was by all rights your opinion and I just stated mine that was brought about by your comment. Could it have more photorealistic details… I’m sure it could but does it need it? Though Zbrush is more than capable of adding such details was that the intent of the artist? I’m not quite sure you understood my comments. Its all good since we all are entitled to our comments/opinions.
…and thank you ZB central for putting it there. I knew you would… I was just trying to expidite the process… Like one of those childish moments of “I bet you won’t”… or “I double dare you” 
I love this piece. Well done. 
whats wrong with you AngelJ? im not trying to offend you but couldn`t you just add your comments without bothering others?
everybody has his own opinion and we should respect it!
Dani_z3,
If you look closely what you last said I basically mentioned in my last post. Not to mention I did say I wasn’t trying to offend in my original post. No reason for either of us to become distraunt.
This is a GREAT place to enjoy and I’m sure that is our intent. Being able to agree to disagree i’m sure happens a lot here. Have a great day 
sorry for all those foolish words from me
if you did agree with me and i missunderstood you please forgive me
if you can believe me, i thought you want to ofend me by telling what you think about my post
besides, your posts look like compositions and i have to be very careful to understand what youre saying:confused: again, sorry for this incident and [color=royalblue]<b><span class="white"></b></span></span>[color=royalblue]<b><span class="white">I[color=plum][color=royalblue][color=lightblue]m sure we can get along
[color=lime]verry well 
Dani_Z3,
Great, you seem like a nice person and I’m always glad to interact with everyone here. Keep posting I’m sure you have a lot you can offer here and looking forward to you posting more. Glad we could get over this mis-understanding.
supercool!
Nice work. Nice pose, nice primary lighting. Decent skin and not too heavy handed on the sss. To crit, I think you could use more color in the shadows and more, much more reflected light on the skin. Take a really hard look at a model in that situation and you’ll see that skin is quite reflective. Especially on the dark shadow on her face. Her shoulder would be throwing much more colored light into that shadow. And her rear end would be reflecting and getting a lot of light from the ground. That would really invigorate the image.
-J.
plunq, really well done. great form’s and wieght, nice to see your style project so strongly through the work.
Very wonderfully done. Very realistic.
Amazing…
Looks like real… congratulation buddy
only i ask u to work the light and shadows to bounce the character out
but at the end its a good job wich needs to be posted as a Zscript
thank u.
Thanks everyone for the comments, I’m so glad that my post has made people here talk about art and computers! That above all was my goal, to make something on the computer that would be seen as fine art. This has definetly inspired me to keep on working on them!
jeremyengleman: Head of a Woman is by far my favourite cg image in a long long time! Your work has inspired my for quite a few years so I’m glad you wrote in on what you thought of Anne. The lighting crit is most welcome, I mostly do modelling and rigging at work so I am trying to learn more about lighting with my own studies. From now on I will never forget the bounced light, it will always stick out like a soar thumb whenever I look at Anne
I think shorter studies will let me play with skin/lighting with faster turn around, I’ll definetly keep posting my work here so I can keep on getting great crits.
Thanks again everyone for looking, can’t wait to do my next work with Zbrush 3!!!
Absolutely wonderful image to look at. You have done quite a wonderful job here.
Wow, amazing job, reminds me college:lol:
Hey there Joel, you sure got better fast. I guess those art courses helped a lot in observation skills huh.
As I studied this piece I did not see anything wrong with it. The best overall work I have seen up to this point in the gallery. Thank you.
I love the pose and atmosphere for this model, but I had a couple of critiques, if you don’t mind.
anatomically, it looks quite good, though I feel the arms are a bit foreshortened, the angle is difficult to measure.
the skin needs a bit more work, it’s very uniform in color, like a procedural map in looks. Red heads have very translucent skin and since their melanin doesn’t really function properly, you get freckles. even if you don’t want to really get into the freckle aspect, you probably should rework the skin to show greater variation and show through some of the underlying coloration tones.
skin itself is fairly translucent (other than the melanin) and has little of its own color. most of what you perceive as skin color is from what lies below that surface.
I would love to see a vid tutorial on how you modeled the feet
they beautiful.
