LeBron James:
Dwyane Wade:
I'm twelve years old only, this c-faces is good for my age?
What do you think?
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by The Super 2 on Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:19 am
Hi, this is my C-faces.
LeBron James:
Dwyane Wade:
I'm twelve years old only, this c-faces is good for my age?
What do you think?
LeBron James:
Dwyane Wade:
I'm twelve years old only, this c-faces is good for my age?
What do you think?
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by ignorantfool on Mon Oct 08, 2007 11:27 am
damn... you got skills kid. in about a year, you'll do greater. and who knows what you can still do other than this, you're only 12 and did a good cyberface. very good for first try. keep practicing some more.
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by Glen on Mon Oct 08, 2007 9:32 pm
give the kid a break and the benefit of the doubt... those are pretty decent cf's for a first try and if you continue to make them, your age can only be an advantage because you will have more years in you to improve... some pointers to consider though would be to:
(actual cyberface making)
- always choose a good source pic with clear details
- never smudge
- blend it as close as you can
- make sure to align the facial features
- don't oversharpen
(when previewing your work)
- always include previews with no lighting, because lighting would make your work less detailed than it really is
- make previews as close as you can (you can do it in practice mode)
- make multiple screens of your player showing different angles
(actual cyberface making)
- always choose a good source pic with clear details
- never smudge
- blend it as close as you can
- make sure to align the facial features
- don't oversharpen
(when previewing your work)
- always include previews with no lighting, because lighting would make your work less detailed than it really is
- make previews as close as you can (you can do it in practice mode)
- make multiple screens of your player showing different angles
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by The Super 2 on Mon Oct 08, 2007 10:41 pm
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by storm74 on Tue Oct 09, 2007 12:36 am
k-d wrote:Honestly, this Sheed isn't good.
I'm showing it for you, open the link is a waste of time
it's a close try...
keep up the good work man, i can see sheed in this pic, but he needs to blended more, look at glens advice above bro, and keep trying!
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by The Super 2 on Tue Oct 09, 2007 5:26 am
There is not a joke.
The EA's face and my face is very similar, there is a little different in the faces.
If you wants, i show you the EA's face texture and my face texture and you see a change.
The EA's face and my face is very similar, there is a little different in the faces.
If you wants, i show you the EA's face texture and my face texture and you see a change.
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by Lean on Tue Oct 09, 2007 9:51 am
They are good for a starter. When I was 12, I don't even know what the hell is Photoshop (if this is what you're using). You'll improve because you started young. My advice: follow Glen's tips.
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