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>try to feel how that hair would work on 3d.
I've been mulling this over for years.
You use blendshapes to lightly rotate the spikes to always face the camera on yhe head's up axis. Then you model swap between 4 models. A mesh optimized for front/back viewing, profile view, and 2 meshes for the left/and right 3/4 views.
I haven't tried it so idk how smoothly you can mesh swap. Might have to hide it in camera cuts or something else.
The alternative is lisas head is a morning star.
I also mapped the normals of a bald head onto a spikey lisa head. The results were interesting looking, but idk if they were good.

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