Quote from Tawnik

Well you just have to get used to it Cronos, theres no actual tutorial about it (or I havent used any) well, there is ! Try to find your rig on youtube, for example I'd type "Norman rig overview" there should be people showing how they use that, basically you should see some curves around your rig, just clickem them and then rotate them and some can be moved, there are 2 ways how to move hands and arms, IK and FK, one controls just the foot (if talking about legs), you're given a box around a foot (usually) and you're supposed to move it around and the knee will automatically get to some position and theres also some tiny controler near by, for the knee, it "looks" at the controler, so if you move the controler the knee should rotate, its hard to explain for me, as an not native english speaker, but just watch some tutorials about FK and IK animations, rig overviews and you'll get there.

Facials, I dont want them to be the same for the entire animation, I want basic shape of the head right now, I will do them at the end of the process, I just dont want to be bothered by it right now =)
Rendering, this is a render, I just dont feel like adding this stuff because of one frame, its just a quick "sketch" that I wanted people to comment and give me some tips, I dont want the "details" to be losen in the shadows etc, altough, I think I added some area light, or not ? idk now :D

Thanks for the comment ;)

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Miccool, what ?

Quote from Tawnik

Cronos, Np, this is how to use the fingers for Norman, my rig (I didnt make it but I use it)

http://filebox.me/files/xs6gue6ew_howto.png
You have to select the finger controler (or any other that seems to be there for this reason, maybe wrist controler, idk) and then look at your option box, or whatever is in max.. =) or just google, "3ds Max Max rig fingers" ;)

Miccool, what ?