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Published: 2019-03-03 23:20:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 76663; Favourites: 1727; Downloads: 3719
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Description
Fan art of Tina from Dead or Alive. Cow girl Pinup.Rendered in Cycles, Blender 2.79
Comments:
A more advanced render this time, complete with mesh edits and a custom made background.
3D Models:
Tina Rodeo by XPS-Fanatic
Tina Bellatrix by XPS-Fanatic
Background modelled in Blender by me.
Cycles Info:
Render
Samples: 500
Resolution: 4000x5000
Render Time: 11.5 Hours
Memory Peak 432.5 Mb
Denoising: No
Bounces: Min 4, max 128. (the 128 max bounce was a bad move by me, should have been 12. Live and learn.)
Lights & Materials
HDRI: 0.2 strength (Sun flower Road, HDRI Haven)
HDRI Sun: Turned off (produced fireflies at 2.0)
Lamps: 2x Sun Lamps (Same direction, could be replaced with one sun lamp)
Skin SSS: Yes. 0.02 strength.
Hay stack uses particles.
Ground uses particles.
Camera:
Type: Perspective
Field of View: 30 degrees
Sensor Size: 32
Depth of Field: No
Post Processing and Color
Blender Composition: No.
Color Toning: Filmic
Exposure: 0.0
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Comments: 103
Wonderful render. Great title too
Amazing work
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A fantastically beautiful render for the lovely Tina, it suites her so wellΒ
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I remember when 13 year old me got DOA 3 on the original XBOX and trying to explain to my mom how I wanted it cause it was a really good fighting game...
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lol XD
yeah
My little brother brought DOA3 to our house when he was 12.
He said it was on sale, and that he had heard good things about it.
I looked at Jann Lee on the front... are you sure this good?
Flipped it over and looked at some screens of the doa girls.
Ok, let's play this game XD
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This is probably one of my favorite ones you've done so far. Really well done.
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Like Kramer says in Seinfeld: "GGGIIIIDDDYY- UP!!"
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Render time 11.5 hours!! What are you working on, a potato?!
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I'm sorry. Could you please tell me if you are using a potato or high end PC?.
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My computer is obviously not a potato. Stop being ridiculous.
This is the 2nd picture I generate with the cycles ray tracer.
Ray tracers can take long to render, especially high resolution pictures.
For example, if this was a 1920x1080 picture, the render time would
be 1,5 hours, and if I made better choices regarding number of bounces,
it would have been 0,5 hours.
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My bad, I'm the ignorant. Thanks for explaining.
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Oh man... the realism of this is just... (gone looking for words... brb!)
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Sitting on hay is pretty uncomfortable though..
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Nearly 12 hours to render, jeez....your poor computer.
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Yeah it had to sweat a little. XD and I got a computer free sunday
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Waiting a word "Updated" added in the title π
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Aint gonna happen with cycles render times
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oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
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I love her this looks really great.
good job
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very goodβοΈ
please next tina Western picture
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Amazing. Want to venture into the world of 3D modelling , but am not totally sure of myself just yet to pay out loads of money on software which i just cannot use yet. Love the detail .Β Cannot believe it will take 11 hours to render that , i get frustrated when Photoshop takes 10-15 minutes to render something.
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The trick is start render, go to sleep and than go to work. Thatβs like a 18 hour window. Blender which I used here is free
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I like western style.
Did you ever thought to do something in western style for Helena Douglas?
I mean, high class lady, or old fashioned harlot, or modern country woman.
Fully dressed.
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No I havenβt thought of that
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Oh good god.. you surpassed me.
I love how you're giving all the details in your info box.
Really!! This is so great to see in terms of 'how you did it'.Β
I just love, love, love it. Because.. even though you have surpassed me, it means I can still learn from you without having to nag you with a million questions ._.
I love her skin especially- the softness of it.
And the lighting!Β
Did you model the Hay as well?
And.. did you do any post-work in photoshop?
Amazing picture, Radiant. Very amazing.
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Thanks Sreliata
This is my skin shader.Β The noteworthy thing is that I use a scatter map.
The scatter color has an impact on how deep the SSS penetrates/spreads.
I think it works like this. BaseColor * ScatteringStrength
So by using black in the scatter map you remove the SSS effect completely.
My scattermaps from Toolbag uses transparency instead of black, so that's
why I have that mix node.
It's orange/peach, because that's the scatter color I use in Toolbag.
The SSS strength I have no clue about, but I hate renders that uses unrealistic SSS
so I went low to be on the safe side.Β I only checked that nostrils and bellybutton
shadows got a little brighter.
Here's a screenshot of it. In the second pic, I have connected the scatter map to the diffuse,
so you can see what it looks like.
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Yes I did model the hay. It's done completely from scratch.
No postwork on this one.
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Ouhh, I see!!
That makes absolute sense.
Personally, I have also experimented with a lot of SSS in blender, of course.
Especially the values. Talked to my friends about it, got opinions and so on- fabricated stuff.
I have come up with a quite good mix. So if you ever have the urge to see my skin setup, let me know.
And you made the hay from SCRATCH!? Did you have a tutorial for that or.. was that done solely by experimenting?Β
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I just some of the lights I thought I had turned off had the render icon activated.
I was lucky it still came out good, but jeez, that shit is dangerous, so easy to miss.
If you have a SSS you like, feel free to share it with me. I'll test it out.
Yes, the hay was created from scratch without any tutorials. It's simple actually.
Create a box. Subdivide it. Shape it slightly with PE so it's not perfect.
VU-unwrap it. Give it a hay texture.
Create 3 hay straws. Just a thin plane, with subdivisions, bent a little. Add them to a group.
Activate particles for hay box. Choose group (not object), and select pick randomly
from group.
3D modelling is a craft. The techniques are not that difficult to learn, to master them
on the other hand is difficult, but you can start to create "good enough" objects quickly
if you just begin to create things for your renders. You know, you start out easy, and
then progressively create more detailed objects. This is what I intend to do.
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Beautiful cowgirl <3 But damn, i have hay fever, how am i supposed to enjoy her body if iβm sneezing like mad? XD
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This is not going to end well for your nose XD
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