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The steps that follow are the result of a day's experimentation with the goal

In this image adult is an older male, that was curious to approach the baby and the baby was overwhelmed with the size of the adult

In this tutorial we are going to explore all that by modeling, adding materials, lights, reflectors and set up a complete scene for our custom 3D logo, all in Modo.

First of all I want to show note I don't want to show just THE way to create a water map. Water is one of the most difficult maps and you can't make one that you can use in all of your scenes, but for the best results you have to create one for every scene.

SCAN IN YOUR DRAWINGI usually draw a very rough front and side view keeping them in line with each other, then I scan them in, resize to about 500 pixels high, darken the image so that white vertices and lines show up when working over the top in milkshape...

To start with I selected all the faces in the Head (please read my other tuts for tips on how to select things) Then I pressed REGROUP and re-named the new group HEAD as you can see, now Click HIDE because we dont want that bit in the way...