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Judy Andrews
There are some poses in poser that you just can't image using, well this was one such pose. I've tried for the most extreme combination of elements, snow, underclothes, (fur hat, yes... no hair) and a very silly pose. Then spent about three hours trying to get the lighting right.
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For the next version YOu can draw her dead in a block of ice or something hehe, she should be very cold... =) Nice work
Well Jesuis pointed the finger to it: Legs really look somewhat wounded. The lady - well, if she can cook... The lighting makes it look as if she had a bit of surplus fat on her right (left in the pic) thigh. The footprints are very impressive, so is the countryside. Cool idea, literally.
sorry for the typos From now on ill Post read my comments *Frozen cry *Im Glad *Didnt * And I got side traced and forgot to finish my sentance but The main reason I dont use the poser modles is that they have a certain look to the in bryce. Sorry for the Typos .:(
hmm Im going to gave to agree with froen cry about the poser modles that is the main reason that I rarly ---Dont know how to spell that word.....Im not on the ball this morning...lol ...but anyways I like the poser model Imgla that you dint go with a super sleek sexy modle like most people do I feel that the middle aged woman is a good touch....hell I could be wrong though...It could be a young lady but every time I look at her I see a middle aged woman maby in her 40's I dunno why. I like the lighting, Is very appropriate I think. I have a couple questions As you problably all ready know but Theres not a lot. lol ..Did you make her Knees look liek they were run over by a car on purpose or did the Program do it ?My other question is When you go into your rendering options do you use a default render or premium or one of the others? thanks for your time Jesuis
Thanks You are spot on with the diffuse glow, this image is three renders in one, the background I put the glow on and used distance masking to incorportate it into the harder shadowed foreground region. The layering I did in PSP7 - I don't really know what I'm doing with photoshop, essentially I use it just for the diffuse glow effect.
I can take a guess that you also added that small bit of diffuse glow with Ps, because I can just recognize that effect anywhere. The picture is well, different than your others I can safely say :) The model is good, except i've always been annoyed with the strange shading on the poser models, it always looks weird to me, but i've pretty much learnt to ignore it. The terrain and texture are as always well done, and I especially like the footprints(I assume they're footprints) in the snow, great addition it is. Lighting is also great. Overall it's a lovely picture, if not very comical too :)