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Published: 2017-08-29 04:27:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 36885; Favourites: 440; Downloads: 69
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Hermione from the Harry Potter series. Not portraying any scene in particular, she's just doing some basic late night practice. Probably charms homework if I had to guess. Anyways, hope you like it.More Harry Potter stuff hereΒ silvanuszed.deviantart.com/galβ¦
Experimenting with creating hair in xgen. 3d model made with Zbrush, Maya, Arnold, Photoshop and Gimp.
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oh my...so this is what it'd look like if harry potter was a cartoon!
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Thank you.
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Or she makes stories from the books come to life!
Very beautiful. Love the lighting!
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That's such a cool idea. Someone has to write that story.
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Yay, glad someone thinks so. It looked like that was what she was doing.
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How dare you! I challenge you to a duel, sir!
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Duel accepted! Die Mudblood!
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How do you get the those fine details on the lips, nose and eyes properly? P: The model looks fantastic but that's one thing I get stuck on with Blender P:
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For packages like blender it's pretty impossible to model extremely fine details. You almost certainly have to use some kind of map. Either a bump map, normal map or a displacement map. For this model I used a displacement map that I generated in Zbrush.
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Hey sorry for getting back to this so late and thank you for
the awesome advice! 
level of detail have a lot of vertices?Β
I was wondering if you used a model of this level of detail ifΒ
it would cause some lag in the game? P:
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Hey there, so generally models have to be specifically made for whatever medium they are intended for. You would either create models for games, film or illustration. Game models need to be super light with the details coming mostly from the textures. Models for feature film can have a much higher poly count but everything still needs to be nicely organized and the extremely fine details will require maps.
This model was made for a single still shot. The topology is a mess and can't be animated and the poly count (vertices) is extremely high, so it isn't suitable for either game or film animation.
As to your second question, I would look up to find what the maximum poly count per character your game engine can handle and work from there.
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aw man, if harry potter was a cartoon, you would totally be a shoo in for animator! XD
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Very well done. 
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Thanks. And I guess we always have head-cannon.
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Yeah, I agree. In many cases, fanon is definitely better than canon. 
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Well done. It makes me think of Hermione at first sight. Well, the title helped, that's true.
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That's good, 'cause I wasn't basing it on Emma Watson, so I'm glad the character is still recognizable.Β
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Way cool! Love the details in her expression.
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You make me very happy.
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You've earned it. Keep up the great work!
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awesome! I love the way how much details this contains!
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I'm so glad you like it.
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