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Eye Study Week 02

on July 21, 2024

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UNREAL RENDER

MAYA RENDER

PROCESS

Iris Sculpt

Iris Texturing

Sclera Sculpt & Texturing

Caruncula Sculpt & Texturing

FINAL RENDERS

Iris

Sclera

Caruncula

REFERENCE

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FACS Research Project Understanding the subtleties of a human face and producing hyperrealistic portraits have always piqued my curiosity. I became interested in portraiture after seeing Kris Costa's work and being in awe of it. I was motivated by him to begin working on my first portrait of Keanu Reeves. Even though it turned out awful, I was still rather pleased with my development at the time and continued honing the abilities that have brought me to this point. Even though I still have a lot to work on, I'm rather pleased with my development. That was a little introduction to me, now let's go on to FACS. Originally created by Carl-Herman Hjortsjö with 23 facial motion units in 1970, it was subsequently developed further by Paul Ekman, and Wallace Friesen, the FACS (Facial Action Coding System) method to interpret facial micro expressions. Originally designed to study faces, it was eventually applied to the fields of animation, games, and visual eff

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VR HANDS BASEMESH As a character artist, I was responsible for creating Dumbledore hands that would be used as our VR hands. I used Autodesk Maya for creating basemesh for the hands. I tried to get as close as I could to realism in the given time. My aim was to get as many forms as possible in maya itself which would make my life in ZBrush a bit easier . My next week's plan for the hands is to finally take this into ZBrush and start sculpting on it. Getting references made things a lot simpler as it helped me to get my forms much more realistic and accurate. Later, I also worked on some of the props such as Tom Riddle's Diary(Stabbed), Ring, sword, Ravenclaw Diadem, Telescope. PROXY ASSETS

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