Santhosh covers topics including the creation of Distribution Maps and Length/Thickness Maps using Substance Painter and shows how to extensively use Modifiers to match your hair groom with reference images. The workflow demonstrated can also be applied even if you only intend to render a still of your character for your portfolio. The focus of this video tutorial is on creating facial hair for a character that will eventually be animated. Santhosh Koneru, a 3D Generalist, details all the basics as well as the essential tools required to generate realistic hair for your 3D characters. Simply mix one cup of apple cider vinegar with two cups of water in a spray bottle and spray directly onto the areas in question.This introductory workshop reveals everything you need to know to create hair for both animated characters and still renders using Ornatrix in Maya. A great DIY method is an apple cider vinegar solution. Immediately after taking out your extensions, begin the clean-up process by softening. If you’ve been rocking braids with extensions, it’ll likely be most visible where the extension meets your natural hair. Immediately after removing your braids, weave or any other protective style, the first thing you’ll likely notice is an unfortunate ring of dust that has accumulated near your scalp. Set that stuff free by tipping your head upside down and using your hands to shake it away. For the days you can’t help but feel a little less than fresh, try a little “lift-and-shake.” Use your favourite metal hair pick to get to the root of your style, and move the comb in and out to help lift some of the dirt and dead skin cells. The steam from your shower allows it to evaporate easily, which will leave you with less build-up in the long run. When polishing up your protective hairstyle on the daily, try to refrain from using gel or other products on the baby hairs around your hairline more than twice a week, and for the days that a little extra care is a must, use a water-based formula whenever possible. Here, we show you how to care for your scalp while sporting your favourite protective hairstyle - and ditch dirt for good on the other side. However, while its relatively easy to maintain these looks, its important to stay on top of daily dirt and build up, especially as you look to remove your style and get your hair back into shape. The best part? These styles are set-it-and-forget-it. Winter is coming, which means the season for protective hairstyles is also upon us.
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