This is a 3D facial reconstruction of the actor Bruce Willis. Done with Blender 2.76 in cycles render. For the animation, I have used a homemade Motion Capture. I know that it’s not correctly because sometimes seems to have paralysis , but this is a work in progress. I hope you like it ;)!!!
Render time 128 hours, 1000, samples NVIDIA GFORCE gtx780ti x2 CPU i7 , 6 cores.
Very cool. Well done.
This is terrific. I love the way the eyelid bulges when he looks around.
Steve S
Nice work. I can definitely tell it’s Bruce Willis. The materials look really nice. Much better than anything I have accomplished.
Pretty damned amazing likeness. Well done.
+1 on the timelapse!
great work!
If cycles gets stress maps it could be taken a lot further
This is really good!
How did you make the rig? For the motion capture video it seems that you used a bone based rig, are there shapekeys also? Any good resource to study this type of rig?
well done 
Pretty solid. Well actually amazing
That´s some hollywood sh*t right here. How would it look in HDR lightning?
Always amazed by your work.
I did prefer your own portrait but this is still jaw droping
I’m such a newbie in blender and even though I can barely understand half of the work you put into this, I’m pretty sure this is absolutely awesome. But from what I can actually comment on I’d say that his head is a little too thin and tall. I think It’d look better if it was rounder.
Keep it up! SamurEYE
great work! Really good model, and super cool facial animation! Thanks for sharing the videos! 
Amazing, have you considered grabbing a couple key lines from his movies to lip sync? All you have to do is repeat the words 
Mind blowing work as usual !!! Thanks for showing us your workflow
What system was used for this?
The key in the detail is the texturing, not as much as the topology, the structure of the model face and head, obviously its a fifty fifty combination I would of thought.
Impressive work! How did you made the skin texture?
I think you nailed it, Congrats for the featuring
Outstanding work. Congrats on being featured.
Very impressive! Amazing work!
