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Oh, a different angle. Interesting.
Side lighting shows off texture depth and vellus hair. Skin gloss just enough for realistic moisture. Often missing and very effective.
Really nice work.Everything @Spats said, and she's so lovely.
Another nice render. If this is the one you were having trouble with (trying to get the hair behind the ear), I can see why.
I have a couple suggestions:
1. You a primative (plane / Edit: Actually a cone would work better for this predicament - pointed end toward the back of the ear) with at least 10 divisions. It will have a broader range of collision + has an easy xyz axis to control than the hand/arm does.
2. Riversoft Arts has a product called dforce2morph (or something like that), that should be on the blog. You should look into that. The explanation is very long, but it will help, so you don't have to keep starting over the dforce/animation from frame 0.
I appreciate all of your comments! 🙂
@Kefka Yes, this hair gave me trouble. I wanted it to be a bit messy around the ear, getting partially pushed back. I got close to that. But you're right that using a collision plane from the start would have been easier. I just downloaded dforce2morph at your suggestion. Saving collision frames to a morph will be a great help. Thanks!
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