Simple Face Vector

Its not perfect, but you got to start somewhere. Im taking this one step at a time.
:D

http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/9774/facevecofr.png

lol not bad at all bro

you are well on your way

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Originally Posted by Monroe

lol not bad at all bro

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Thanks Roe, i thought it looked terrible, glad to hear.
:)

OH GOD KILL IT!!! KILL IT WITH FIRE !!!

Nah but seriously its a good start :)

Thanks nevad!
yep, working my way up.
:)

Wow shiv, this is great for a first vector Shiv, look forward to seeing more from you. Keep it up bud. Try doing some shading around the features to make it look more realistic.

OMG ITS APATHYS MOM!
You can translate that any way you want lawl
but this is great for your first vector

Some tips, when defining the nose, unless its a profile shot or an extreme angle, stay away from lines on the side. Focus more on the point of the nose and nostril area. dont even try with the bridge of the nose straight on, that should be taken care of with a highlight, not a line.

for teeth it is much easier to "draw in the negative space" meaning the dark part of the mouth instead of trying to define individual teeth. So you're really vectoring the dark shaded part and just leaving the teeth white. gives a much more appealing look.

Here's a simple vector I did a little while back to show what i mean about the nose and teeth:
http://i828.photobucket.com/albums/z.../vectorsig.png

I realize the perspective is different in mine more the nose (mine is looking up at here, and yours is more straight on, maybe slightly down) but either way it'll still work out better for you.

hahha what an ugly picture u went off of pfft goodvector thoe but ugly ass model hahha or stock:P

Kind of looks like Michael Jackson on second glance.

The eyeballs should be white, right? ;)
goodjob on the rest. kiu.

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Originally Posted by (-)Ion

Some tips, when defining the nose, unless its a profile shot or an extreme angle, stay away from lines on the side. Focus more on the point of the nose and nostril area. dont even try with the bridge of the nose straight on, that should be taken care of with a highlight, not a line.

for teeth it is much easier to "draw in the negative space" meaning the dark part of the mouth instead of trying to define individual teeth. So you're really vectoring the dark shaded part and just leaving the teeth white. gives a much more appealing look.

Here's a simple vector I did a little while back to show what i mean about the nose and teeth:
http://i828.photobucket.com/albums/z.../vectorsig.png

I realize the perspective is different in mine more the nose (mine is looking up at here, and yours is more straight on, maybe slightly down) but either way it'll still work out better for you.

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Alrighty, thanks for the tips Ion :)