I have a full set of reference photos of one woman’s face and now need a clean digital sculpt based on those images. The model must keep a neutral expression and hit a medium-detail sweet spot—enough surface information to read well when printed at life-size, but not so dense that the mesh becomes unmanageable. The end goal is 3D printing, so the file must arrive fully watertight, free of non-manifold edges, and already scaled in millimetres. Sub-surface artifacts that might trap resin or filament need to be eliminated. A single closed mesh in STL (or OBJ plus source file—ZBrush, Blender, or similar) will let me drop it straight into PreForm or Cura for test slices. Quick checkpoints: • First pass blocking to confirm likeness • Refinement pass for facial planes and pore-level indications where useful • Final delivery of the print-ready, error-checked mesh If you are comfortable sculpting human likenesses and can export reliable, print-ready geometry, let’s get started—the reference photos are ready to send as soon as you accept the job.