| Double Head from photos of two people, as realistic as possible [message #36104] Fri, 07 October 2011 05:03 UTC |
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Howdy,
I want to give a present to two friends of mine who hosted me over the summer in Washington, DC. I have an idea to make a bust-like sculpture of their two busts and put it on top of a keg handle (because they have a keg-r-ator). I think I will just put some velcro on the bottom of their busts and attach it to the keg handle myself. I just need a realistic looking bust of the two of them. I have tried to figure out Blender and to do this myself but I can't seem to get that going. So, I would like to discuss what you think is possible. My idea is to have their two heads joined together at the back-- kinda growing out of each other. But, if anyone has an idea that you feel like will work I would love to hear it. The only criterion is that it look (reasonably) like the photos that I will provide of their faces. Ideas? Costs?
Cheerio,
Ryan
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| Re: Double Head from photos of two people, as realistic as possible [message #36482 is a reply to message #36104 ] Wed, 12 October 2011 09:57 UTC |
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Sculpting two photorealistic heads would be quite a lot of work, which I suspect would cost more than you're willing to pay.
You might want to have a look at this site:
http://my3dscanner.com/
With that, you could take a bunch of pictures of them, and get realistic models of their heads. From there, it would be fairly easy.
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| Re: Double Head from photos of two people, as realistic as possible [message #36713 is a reply to message #36482 ] Sat, 15 October 2011 15:18 UTC |
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Did you consider Archipelis?
Patience, Persistance, Politeness - the 3Ps will help us get us to Perfect Printed Products
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| Re: Double Head from photos of two people, as realistic as possible [message #36715 is a reply to message #36104 ] Sat, 15 October 2011 16:13 UTC |
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Hi, That's something I've done and my purpose is to do it every day for every people.
Heads for jewelry consist in a fine job helped by photos or scans and the result I've obtained looks very great if it is reconstructed with my own cn milling machine or issued of a 3D printer.
Let's have a look at this joigned example but two or better three ( face, profile, 3/4 ) photo's are required.
I'm using a graphic tablet and 3D modeling tools to sculpt it; nothing to do with all those " miraculous all in one softwares ".
My own head and the transposition in a bust ( 3.5 inches ) stealed into PU resin.
See you later.
http://repliqua3d.fr
http://repliqua3d.fr
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