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How to model a Human Head in Blender 2.5 part 8/8 (Finalizing the mesh)

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Uploaded by on Jul 9, 2011

This is when it starts looking good!
Download link for the finished model: http://www.blendswap.com/?download=14728
We put a strong emphasis on topology in this series
Part 1: Setting up our reference image and discussing topology and edgeloops
Part 2: Setting up the basic muscle structure of the face with edgeloops
Part 3: Modeling the mouth
Part 4: Modeling the nose
Part 5: Modeling the eyes
Part 6: Making the skull
Part 7: Filling in the gaps between the vertices (this is when it actually starts looking like a face)
Part 8: Finalizing the mesh and making an eye texture

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  • Okay a few useful tips. Thumbs up this to let everyone know. First of all try to make all the quads(faces) approximately the same size. The video has different sized faces which is not good. Try to make all the faces equal in shape. Second to get rid of triangles, try to merge a few vertices, that usually gets rid of triangles.

  • @asifrockstar3000 thanks for the first part I completely forgot about the equal size part. As for the triangles, i believe there is only 2 on the back of the head, which doesn't move when animated so there isn't a problem. It WOULD be a problem if I had triangles on something like the eyes, but I don't, so I think I'm fine. (also I'm trying to avoid 5 poles, which would happen if I merged the triangle to make a quad) Hope you liked the vid though!

  • @asifrockstar3000 @asifrockstar3000 thanks for the first part I completely forgot about the equal size part. As for the triangles, i believe there are only 2 on the back of the head, which doesn't move when animated so there isn't a problem. It would be a problem if I had triangles on something like the eyes, but I don't, so I think I'm fine. also I'm trying to avoid 5 poles, which would happen if I merged the triangle to make a quad.

  • Ok, thanks to your wonderful explanation, I've been at it three days now.

    I trashed what I had previous and started it over and wanted you to see the progress.

    Mind you, I only started with blender in January this year. lol

    My vid us uploading atm, once complete I'll finish with editing and it will be viewable.

    Thank you for providing the help.

  • @harbek2000 sorry for the late reply I've been away. It seems the video you provided dosn't exist when i search it. I did see some videos on your profile though and you're doing very well!

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  • Great!! thanks haha my first model ever finished!! thanks to you i learned this stuff and now i'll practice... i am new to modeling and animating so i dont know how to record that video in blender or else i'd upload it as a response... now i'll practice..

  • this has probably been the most helpful tutorial ive seen yet. thank u so much for ur help. and btw i am a female ;P

  • @cavecampalliance fuck you

  • absolute shit-tier job overall, i mean THE FUCK get past babbys first head before posting a fucking tutorial

  • Thank you very much for this tutorial! Great modeling!

  • Worked out a lengthy vid but shows some of what I've learned since Jan this year.

    youtube(dot)com/watch?v=QdkBkb­te19I

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