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I did some tweaking in Photoshop. I hope that's ok, it's easier to just show what I'm thinking than describe it. Basically I think the facial features are too large in relation to the head size:

I've done 3d for a long time, but usually as an asset for 2d illustration. Both of these pieces were digital paintovers of a 3d base: I bought a 3d printer earlier this year, so I've been focusing more on sculpts that could actually be printed. I did this Juri Han (Street Fighter character) sculpt: I printed out the base and the three heads with different expressions. The heads connect to the base with a piece of armature wire so that you can turn and angle the head if you want. I haven't gotten around to painting it. Recently I've been working on a Selina Kyle sculpt:

I did everything myself. I modeled it in ZBrush and printed it with my Prusa MK3 printer. I painted it with regular acrylic paint, which was a mistake. The acrylics didn't adhere well to the plastic and took several coats to get an even surface. Since then I bought Vallejo model paints.

Thanks guys!

Thanks Christopher. Yeah that's Larissa. The story behind that piece is difficult to summarize. It's intended to be cosmic horror ala Lovecraft presented as a children's fairy tale. Maybe with some Dr. Seuss stylings. The character in the picture has a bizarre seizure and suddenly remembers a past she didn't know she had, which leads her to a town that isn't actually on the map. This is the first piece from the series:

Hey what's up. I thought I might post some art here, since a lot of what I've done has been coh related. This was a 3d print I did for a friend (Perfidus) of his character Zaxa. Sadly, he became ill and passed away before I could send him the finished product: This is a drawing of a planned bas relief 3d print portrait that I'm planning. It's part of a series: Some comicbook themed work: Lastly some coh headshots I did a couple years ago: