10-03-2026, 07:02 PM
I understand where you are coming from, thank you for your feedback! :D
(09-04-2026, 07:07 PM)darktiste Wrote: Somewhat of a same face syndrome is happening here it as to do with construction of facial structure and using idealized facial proportion.You can try to break that up if you want more realism. It also partially due to simplification of the facial feature like not finishing nostril or not adding the volume of the upper lip not adding any cheek bone on skinny character .To break same face syndrome it also a good idea to add facial hair and try different eyebrow shape you can even study the different type of eye shape.If you want to break it even more break up the androgynousity of the character by learning about gender facial proportion and even further by learning age facial proportion.




