Just some extra skin surface texturing that I feel gives the main character more of a realistic feel. As he suffers from schizophrenia, I decided to have him having surface wounds, due to the fact he can become aggresive and possibly would have hurt himself in his mental torture.

This is just a test of camera angle and composition with the over the shoulder shot that will be in quite a few of my shots, I think so far its looking quite nice. I will in the end be doing a depth pass, to add some subtle depth of field, if there is a character talking to him, or the distant geometry. Overall I think it is coming together as well as can be expected aesthetically.

This is my main character in the asylum room, very similar to the previous image I displayed on here, but this time with all the right textures in place, and lighting correct, which definitely adds the extra dimensions I need for the film.

This is Seren, the final character in the room cene that i have done to portray my super realism ideaology for the film. I think he looks pretty decent within the scene and keeps the aesthetic as I want. I still have to finish tweaking the rigging, but that is all I have to do I believe. Also I will be re-checking the morph targets, to make sure I have all the correct expressions that I need for the film.

This is the doctor that i have for my film. He is very much a secondry character, but is needed for the story to move along, the main part of his role, is showing the audience that his diagnosis is schizophrenia, to make it easier to see. I am happy with the outcome of him, as he keeps up my super realism movement that the film has become, but is very obviously seen as a doctor and not a generic character.