ABC G8F0005 by dbwalton
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ABC G8F0005 - Yeah, that's what I'm calling this character for now. I took my "perfection" face, and spent a LOT of time getting a morph to look like it. I'm darn close.
The process was this...
I took two faces of people I had photographed. Using ArtBreeder, I kept creating morphs until I came up with a face that, in my opinion, was the face of perfection. I then exported it from ArtBreeder, and used it in Face Transfer.
Face transfer really messes up the geometry of the face it thinks it is creating, so I had to do a bunch of morphing and some Mesh Grabber modifications until I came up with this character.
Comments (6)
A big and excellent work
Pretty cool portrait!
Beautiful character and outstanding lighting!
Lovely
Unimaginable Fantastically Hot Flawless Beauty!
A portrait that truly stands out from the madding crowd. Its subtleties are rich, deep, and evocative. The progress of the transition from photography to 3D has been fascinating to observe. IMHO, this image marks the end of the beginning.
Most certainly not a criticism just sheer curiosity, why not take a more direct approach, the bull by the horns so to speak, and use the morph dials to achieve what you so clearly envisioned. The G8's are slightly limited in head shapes only (but not enough to overcome what hair morphs can hide or compensate for) and the G3's are settled technology? And of course, there are a number of quite excellent vendor products (very often on sale) that specialise in genesis face shaping.
The morph dials wouldn't go where I needed the features to go. But Mesh Grabber worked better than I imagined.