shes turning out delightfully dood. got her rigged yet?

noh not yet, hopefully soon though ^^

Seeing your work makes me want to do this same thing..

Shes looking alot better with the textured clothes. Keep it up. I take it Wrinkles in her clothes is next?

And BTW, I forgot to ask last time, What the hell are you making this for? You mentioned somthing about a phone....?

i am making an iPhone game ^^

Cool. Info On game please, when its done.

I'd like to check it out if its a free-bee, I dont own a I-phone, but im assuming I could play it on my laptop, yes?

i will probably release the computer versions some time after the iPhone games have been completed.

I can help with your painting.
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I must say the earrings are clashing with the bell around her neck.

Since you have UV's, you can bring them into Max and plop them on a plain and model ontop of it to get a more 3D looking texture. You can also take advantage materials and lighting to make it brilliant. You'll need a camera and be sure to check "orthographic" so it flattens the 3D aspect of your map. Sorry, I don't actually have a tutorial for this yet.

Also, learning to bake is a valuable bit of knowledge. You can take all that nice shading from the render and place it into your texture to make it a lot nicer. You can do this by pressing the 0 (zero) key on the top row of numbers on your keyboard with the mesh selected. You can set several settings, slots, and sizes to re-render your texture template in. There are many details to it but its fun to play around with it. My only tip on that is save the file to a location you can find instead of saving from the render window. The reason for this is the saved UV will be padded (or also known as bleeding in printing, ink that is outside the page so the its fully covered) and because of the padding, your UV seams will not be visible as lines as if you were to use the one saved from the render window.

If there are seams, invest much time into camera map per pixel shaders... nuff said.

Thank you very much for your advice. I would love to learn more from you. If you could recommend some readings or show me where you learned your skills i would be very grateful.

If your interested in discussing more about your proses and how you produce such good looking 3D artwork i would like that to ^^

Thank you for taking the time to look at my art and make such helpful suggestions.

Any time. Much of my knowledge came from college, but all the good stuff came from my own exploration and reading tutorials on the internet.

i work 40 hours+ so i don't have much free time to learn by experimenting. would you be willing to send me some links to the tutorials you learned from. i would like to learn the things you know Juindalo ^^
i am very envious of your skills ^^

Try youtube for video tutorials. Written ones sometimes don't get detailed enough. Although google is your best friend. A lot of information is just given to you that you would otherwise get in college.

interesting work. Do you ever use poser?