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The alternate name is "South American Booty" (a counterpart of South Asian Booty 2 )
Also check out the Inked Edition !!!!!

LOL, it's FINALLY here! Rendered in the good ole DAZ 4.7 (yep, the plain ole 3Delight, LOL!) and pimped up in Photoshop CS6. The Autumn Leaves picture comes from wallpaperup.com. I triangulated it with Triangulator with some major help from the Polygon Shapes | Beginner Photoshop Tutorial

The scene's theme song: "Latina Girl " by Cris Verano

The song that kept playing in my head during the postwork) is: "Popee " by Francesca Maria

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Other Image used:
Autumn Leaves (triangulated)

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OK, technical Photoshop crap:

After I rendered the woman in DAZ3D as PNGs (Keshi's lights, as usual....moved the key light to be more in the front...):

1. I triangulated the doggone Autumn Leaves picture with major help from the tutorial mentioned above (I always wanted to do one of these...). Gaussian blurred the final triangulated merged layer. I clipped a brightness/contrast adjustment layer to this triangulated layer to turn up the brightness (up to 59).

2. I "summoned" the three women PNGs. The one with her hands behind her head is the foreground, and the big one in the middle is in the background; the ice cream one is in the middle. I duplicated these layers and used the Screen blending mode (50% opacity for the left and right ones and 20% opacity for the faded background girl). I made sure I put each duplicated layer directly above its original PNG layer. The background woman's opacity (not the Screen layer) is 50% to give it that "faded" look.

3. Added the moles, LOL! Don't sweat it. Used a soft black brush (Normal blending mode; 50% opacity for the left and right women and 15% opacity for the background one) and dabbed it near her lips.

4. Added the tattoos for the "Inked Edition"; grouped them all together so I can turn them off/on for the original and inked editions.................. Normally used the Multiply blending mode with 50-70% opacity, depending on the image.....................Used the warp tool to warp them a little bit so they don't look "flat" and fake......

5. Exposure adjustment layer -> Exposure: +0.10, offset: -0.0049, and Gamma Correction: 1.25

6. Color Balance adjustment layer -> for the Midtones -> Cyan-Red: +5, Yellow-Blue: -5. For the Shadows -> Yellow-Blue: +15. For the highlights -> Cyan-Red: +5, Yellow-Blue: -5.

7. Hue Saturation adjustment layer -> for the Master -> Saturation: +5.
For the Reds -> Saturation: +10
For the Yellows -> Saturation: +1 (LOL, big whoop)
For the Greens -> Saturation: +10 (I don't know why I did this...I think it was for the 100% natural tattoo...)
For the Blues -> Saturation: +5

8. Curves adjustment layer: decreased the blues in the highlights (drag the upper-right part of the line down just a bit)

9. Made a Freaky Details Group (used Gaussian blur [I used a number between 50 and 70, if I remember.....] instead of Surface blur). Set the saturation of the Vivid Light layer to -50. Set the opacity of the entire group to 35%. A made an "original" and "inked" details groups; I don't know if this was necessary.... I put these groups into another group called Gaussian Group (or whatever you wanna call it). I used a layer mask to get rid of the bluish highlights in Elenita's hair...

10. I did some D&B magic (I used Soft Light blending mode). I made a layer for the "original" and "inked" editions...

11. The D&B magic wasn't good enough for my tastes, and duplicating the layer would be overkill. So, I created a dodge layer: create a new layer, fill it with 50% grey, set to Overlay or Soft Light blending mode (I can't tell the difference, LOL; I used Overlay). Used the dodge tool at 10% exposure for the midtones and dodged the highlights a bit; duplicated this layer....

12. Did some iris enhancements (Color Dodge blending mode, 25% opacity)

13. Created two stamps (Ctrl/Cmd+Alt/Opt+Shift+E), one for the "original" and one for the "inked" editions. Gaussian blurred these layers to 25 (if I remember), desaturated them, and set their opacities/fills to 50% (don't use both of them at the same time, LOL). I don't know if the "inked" one is necessary.....

14. Created another layer and, using a white soft brush, painted around the edges for a "dreamy vignette" effect. It was too white; so, I added another layer, using an orange soft brush.... Both layers' fills are 50%. Grouped these layers in a folder called Dreamy Vignette (or whatever lousy name you wanna call it...). I used a layer mask on the left Elenita's hair since the vignette effect was on too much of her hair for me....

15. Threw in some earring shine (optional....). I forgot where I got that brush, LOL! Gaussian blurred it by 2.

Description
The alternate name is "South American Booty" (a counterpart of South Asian Booty 2 )
Also check out the Inked Edition !!!!!

LOL, it's FINALLY here! Rendered in the good ole DAZ 4.7 (yep, the plain ole 3Delight, LOL!) and pimped up in Photoshop CS6. The Autumn Leaves picture comes from wallpaperup.com. I triangulated it with Triangulator with some major help from the Polygon Shapes | Beginner Photoshop Tutorial

The scene's theme song: "Latina Girl " by Cris Verano

The song that kept playing in my head during the postwork) is: "Popee " by Francesca Maria

*********************************************
Other Image used:
Autumn Leaves (triangulated)

*********************************************
OK, technical Photoshop crap:

After I rendered the woman in DAZ3D as PNGs (Keshi's lights, as usual....moved the key light to be more in the front...):

1. I triangulated the doggone Autumn Leaves picture with major help from the tutorial mentioned above (I always wanted to do one of these...). Gaussian blurred the final triangulated merged layer. I clipped a brightness/contrast adjustment layer to this triangulated layer to turn up the brightness (up to 59).

2. I "summoned" the three women PNGs. The one with her hands behind her head is the foreground, and the big one in the middle is in the background; the ice cream one is in the middle. I duplicated these layers and used the Screen blending mode (50% opacity for the left and right ones and 20% opacity for the faded background girl). I made sure I put each duplicated layer directly above its original PNG layer. The background woman's opacity (not the Screen layer) is 50% to give it that "faded" look.

3. Added the moles, LOL! Don't sweat it. Used a soft black brush (Normal blending mode; 50% opacity for the left and right women and 15% opacity for the background one) and dabbed it near her lips.

4. Added the tattoos for the "Inked Edition"; grouped them all together so I can turn them off/on for the original and inked editions.................. Normally used the Multiply blending mode with 50-70% opacity, depending on the image.....................Used the warp tool to warp them a little bit so they don't look "flat" and fake......

5. Exposure adjustment layer -> Exposure: +0.10, offset: -0.0049, and Gamma Correction: 1.25

6. Color Balance adjustment layer -> for the Midtones -> Cyan-Red: +5, Yellow-Blue: -5. For the Shadows -> Yellow-Blue: +15. For the highlights -> Cyan-Red: +5, Yellow-Blue: -5.

7. Hue Saturation adjustment layer -> for the Master -> Saturation: +5.
For the Reds -> Saturation: +10
For the Yellows -> Saturation: +1 (LOL, big whoop)
For the Greens -> Saturation: +10 (I don't know why I did this...I think it was for the 100% natural tattoo...)
For the Blues -> Saturation: +5

8. Curves adjustment layer: decreased the blues in the highlights (drag the upper-right part of the line down just a bit)

9. Made a Freaky Details Group (used Gaussian blur [I used a number between 50 and 70, if I remember.....] instead of Surface blur). Set the saturation of the Vivid Light layer to -50. Set the opacity of the entire group to 35%. A made an "original" and "inked" details groups; I don't know if this was necessary.... I put these groups into another group called Gaussian Group (or whatever you wanna call it). I used a layer mask to get rid of the bluish highlights in Elenita's hair...

10. I did some D&B magic (I used Soft Light blending mode). I made a layer for the "original" and "inked" editions...

11. The D&B magic wasn't good enough for my tastes, and duplicating the layer would be overkill. So, I created a dodge layer: create a new layer, fill it with 50% grey, set to Overlay or Soft Light blending mode (I can't tell the difference, LOL; I used Overlay). Used the dodge tool at 10% exposure for the midtones and dodged the highlights a bit; duplicated this layer....

12. Did some iris enhancements (Color Dodge blending mode, 25% opacity)

13. Created two stamps (Ctrl/Cmd+Alt/Opt+Shift+E), one for the "original" and one for the "inked" editions. Gaussian blurred these layers to 25 (if I remember), desaturated them, and set their opacities/fills to 50% (don't use both of them at the same time, LOL). I don't know if the "inked" one is necessary.....

14. Created another layer and, using a white soft brush, painted around the edges for a "dreamy vignette" effect. It was too white; so, I added another layer, using an orange soft brush.... Both layers' fills are 50%. Grouped these layers in a folder called Dreamy Vignette (or whatever lousy name you wanna call it...). I used a layer mask on the left Elenita's hair since the vignette effect was on too much of her hair for me....

15. Threw in some earring shine (optional....). I forgot where I got that brush, LOL! Gaussian blurred it by 2.