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However, please note that as well as looking at the front, side and back views supplied, I have also used all the other images that come with the collection to extract as much info as I can during the modeling process. Feel free to use whatever methods suits you.įor this tutorial, we will continue to use the reference from the awesome folks at 3dscanstore. This is simply my preferred method of creating heads as I find it easier to manage. This means that we take a single polygon and begin extruding out the edges to build up the form. Throughout the modeling process so far, we have been employing box-modeling techniques, but for the face we will use edge-modeling techniques. We will also try and follow the flow of skin around those regions as this will help to create the appearance of wrinkles happening in the right place during deformation. Muscles such as the orbicularis oculi (eye) and the orbicularis oris (mouth) will play major roles as these areas are where we tend to focus when looking at people's faces. Thus, we will be focusing our topology on mimicking the muscle structure of the face. We've been modeling so our mesh will deform well for animation and we want to continue this methodology in the face. The human face, with sometimes bold and sometimes incredibly subtle movements, communicates the entire emotional spectrum.
In this tutorial we come to the face, which is without question the most expressive part of the human body. Last time we added the second most expressive part of the body: the hands. This is a Maya project folder consisting of Maya scene files (scenes) and reference images (sourceImages) used throughout the project. Follow Jahirul Amin's helpful guide to creating and modeling a head in Maya, including tips for the eyes, mouth, nose, ear and neck.
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