thank you!
this is hand painted in zbrush and photoshop 
That looks great, congratulations! Would you make a tutorial about skin shading in blender? Yours look top notch!
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It’s coming!
I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend 
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is this the actual resolution when rendered or do you change the resolution to be smaller?
if this is the actual resolution, how do you get all the little details on the skin, how many samples do you use?
Looks like my mother in law
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yes this is the actual resolution and this was rendered with 1000 samples
thats…wonderful?
Did you render at 100%? Or higher?
And Yeah, it looks a lot like her. Striking prominent features, underneath aging, lined skin
Yeah 100% 
the picture is very clear, do you use denoise or without denoise?
if this is without denoise and only uses 1000 samples it means the graphics card you are using is very powerful
Normally i do use a denoiser but not in this case.
The pic came pretty clear from the rendering.
And im pretty sure i dont have a powerful graphics card 
I just try to keep everything low poly,keep the textures relatively not very big and play with the render settings along with the lighting.
and what skin brushes do you use?
i made some alphas for the pores on the cheeks and some for other parts of the face.
And then i made A LOT variations of wrinkles 
All these painted in photoshop.Really simple stuff.
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Amazing job! congrats
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Thank you!!
now available on sketchfab!