Any clothing piece that is loose (dresses, skirts, etc.) are easier to create then tight cloths. It's a bit pricey (20 bucks a month), but it makes texturing so much easier and faster.įor clothing I often import Daz cloths, copy the cloths from free models from sketch fab, or create some myself. You just import your model into that program, and you can draw your textures on it, export the maps you create and apply them into blender. Long hair is pretty easy, short hair/eyebrows is a lot harder. Then hair: you got 3 ways to create hair: Model it (cartoon style hair), particle systems, or hair cards. Its easier if you got clear references to work from, but it's still Copy it to a new file, and that's my base model.
When finished I use the addon Animated: corrective shape keys (it's turned of by default) to create a copy where all the shape keys are applied.
It's the base model from Daz3d exported into blender, with the guy creating a ton of shape keys to create whatever (realistic) body you want.
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