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the2slayers
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18th April 2006 - 04:22 am |
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| Anyone got any hints on vexelling facial hair? Specifically stubble? I'm currently working on a project that requires it and I have no clue. |
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TooDarnCool
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18th April 2006 - 04:27 am |
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| there is a tip writen by shaz in the tips area (undther the tutorial link thing) |
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fromage_
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18th April 2006 - 01:03 pm |
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| I need help with facial hair too, I havnt tried Shaz's yet but Ill try that first. |
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maganle
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18th April 2006 - 06:54 pm |
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| just randomly put dots up! ahahaha!! ``PP i'm kidding... o_0 i'm having the same problem, which is why i haven't started the particular photo that i have. ``/ yeah, i remember shaz's tutorial. i tried that once. AW. FUL. well, good luck! |
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fromage_
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18th April 2006 - 08:30 pm |
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| Lol it didnt work out for me neither lol |
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AcidDoll
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18th April 2006 - 09:04 pm |
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I *once* did, and I would recommend first adding some shading on the skin.
Then, depending of the amount of hair, you could do each one separactly, changing the colors at whiles according to the light and all that. If at the end it still looks too flat you could add some low oppacities to add more shadows. Kind of like how you would vexel grass, if you had too.
If you vexel somewhat long hairs, remember those hairs are like eyebrows. They start more thick and gradually get thinner.
I think it also helps if the shading you add to the skin is atleast a bit choppy. To make the skin look less soft and hairless :P |
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