Anony_Mouse wrote: »
Yep, half moon shaped eyes.
Like a D with the straight part at the bottom.
Not your fault - nothing you can do about it.
Anony_Mouse wrote: »Anony_Mouse wrote: »
Yep, half moon shaped eyes.
Like a D with the straight part at the bottom.
Not your fault - nothing you can do about it.
That has to do with the amount of eye squint you select
Anony_Mouse wrote: »Anony_Mouse wrote: »
Yep, half moon shaped eyes.
Like a D with the straight part at the bottom.
Not your fault - nothing you can do about it.
That has to do with the amount of eye squint you select
Pretty sure it doesn't, because the one I made was on minimum squint and still has D (or half moon) shaped eyes.
I tried hard to minimise it, by making them as wide as possible and changing the angle and yet, still, they are D shaped and slightly too narrow.
The squint doesn't change the shape of the eyes, it just makes them more, or less, open.
A slightly less narrow D is still a D.
Just remembered another problem with them.
They have no depth to their lips (in profile), at all, however full you make their lips from the front:
...and their upper lip always looks far fuller than their lower lip (or does when I make them, anyway):
I assume they're supposed to be modelled after real life Scandinavians(?), but real life Scandinavians don't seem to have any of these issues, as far as I have noticed.
Just remembered another problem with them.
They have no depth to their lips (in profile), at all, however full you make their lips from the front:
...and their upper lip always looks far fuller than their lower lip (or does when I make them, anyway):
I assume they're supposed to be modelled after real life Scandinavians(?), but real life Scandinavians don't seem to have any of these issues, as far as I have noticed.
Nordic people generally have pretty thin lips. Those who don't needs to use lip balm through all winter, at least in colder areas. The rest of us never have that problem. ;-)