Digital Makeup in Blender

For the next Open Movie of the Blender Foundation, Codename "Mango" (see: mango.blender.org/ ), one of the many requirements to create Visual Effects will be digital makeup. One possible technique for that is to create a digital double of the actor, where you can easily apply textures and props to. After that you can easily composite that on top of the footage. This is a little experiment with that technique.
Check out my Track Match Blend DVD from the Blender Foundation to find out how to do that. www.blender3d.org/e-shop/produ...

[@arifhusain7710]

kinda wild 12 years ago, blender has come so far now

[@DracoAquarian1]

That was the baddest blender video I've seen yet on youtube ! Hands down.

[@datblender]

wow, inspiring. for a test this is very impressive stuff!

[@onjofilms]

Way cool.

[@TheAnimeist]

Nice use of quads @0:26. But I noticed some edges are missing. Tip of the forehead, temple, and cheeck. Obviously what you've done looks fantastic, but is there a reason for the missing edges?
Thank you

[@SarasDVS]

This looks very helpful. Could you make a more in depth tutorial showing exactly how you did this? I am a youtuber and I plan to make a lot of videos with stuff like this, and I don't like the idea of using makeup, so knowing how to do this would help a LOT.:)

[@sebastian_koenig]

You could check out my Track Match Blend DVD from the Blender Foundation. There I've explained how to do that.

[@blazraidr]

Could you please further explain the marker removal within Blender?

[@saturnofsands]

Could you give me an idea on how you masked the markers out using a blur? did you texture the face model in the areas of the markers and use that?

[@Calquon]

Went from cool to creepy in no time flat.

[@somasekhar1172]

Tutorial plz

[@LuigWollknaeuel]

kewl

[@alanpgoodwin]

OK, now I need reference photos of Brad Pit for my online dating video...