Other elements are pure filigree of the imagination.
Certain characteristics have been patterned on my friends and myself. If you recognize your handiwork, please let me know so that I can give you proper credit. Some may have begun with someone else's preset, but have mutated quite a bit beyond their origins. Most of these are scratch-built from Bethesda's stock set of starter gumbies. Some are conventionally attractive, some endearingly homely, all are distinct from each other, and hopefully from other presets available elsewhere. For this collection expect faces that look reasonably proportioned from a variety of angles. No pinprick noses, alarmingly large eyes, giant hooters, or silicone lips here- that particular "aesthetic" is already plenty well served elsewhere, to nauseating extent. Check 'em out- 17 different faces and bodies from which to build your own unique and special Dragonborn. If you like the looks of these folks and also enjoy shooting robots and hoarding wonderglue, check out this collection of faces for Fallout 4.Īnd always remember: If you like it Endorse it! I'm not the most skilled face-sculptor around, but I daresay I at least give that weirdo in the Ratway a run for their money. Some of the faces modded into this gameworld these days are almost the equal of ol' Artie Morgan's soulful mug.
Games imagery has come a long way since 2011, and the Skyrim modding scene has, amazingly, kept up with the times. While I can get away with any old mutt-faced gumby for the landscape shots, getting in close required making a face worth looking at. Much as I love the tiny-person-in-a-vast-expanse school of screenshootery, I like to mix things up every now and again with a little ultra-zoomed-in portraiture. In between painting rocks and adding unnecessary filters to perfectly pleasant game visuals, I enjoy a bit of portrait photography. Howdy folks, it's your friendly neighborhood DV here with a hot mess of people-shaped protagonists.
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