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Raina-Hopkins — Mage in the Attic
Published: 2010-12-06 14:46:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 1680; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 0
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What could she be up to in there...?Render in DAZ 3 Advanced.
Image (c) R E Dudley 2010.
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the toes are to long ;D but still a very good picture
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Lol, I never noticed that before, they are quite long
Thank you very much though!
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Gosh this is beautiful, the large chair suits her and gives a solid appearance to the room. Her dress is perfect and sitting well.. l struggle with seated positions
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I always found sitting positions hard too, this is the first one I managed to get right with a long dress
Normally I have to have them in a bikini or something to make them look good sitting down, hehe!
Thank you too, I'm glad you like it!
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She'd look so hot with a toe-ring! Not that she doesn't look hot now... but you know what I mean!
Love all the details, but I hafta admit her bracelets are my favourite part of it all. Maybe since I'm a sucker of jewellery :'D
Have you ever considered adding shadows into the texture itself? Like in her cleavage or between her fingers and toes, in her nostrils, ears, where it's usually dark etc. I mean, not putting the light and shadow effects entirely into the hands of whatever program you use. I've seen it been done in the WoW-game itself and it looks rather neat for being so few polygons. I bet it would lift your creations by quite a bit! *wonders if I make sense*
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Haha, she would look good with a toe ring!
That's a pretty good idea about the shadows...I'm still working on shadowing in DAZ, sometimes it works out just right, and others not. I do think it would look good though..I think I might practice that this afternoon actually! Lol...and thank you so much for the comment!
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I've tried that myself... once! It didn't work out that well 'cause I wasn't bold enough with the shadowing. But I guess, now that I come to think of it, that it's like painting a normal picture. Like, when you paint a face you always put shadows around the eyes, no matter where the light is from. I think the face is the most important part, since that's where people will look. And the faces you make look hawt already!
Oh, I could go on forever about colors... but I went and found a color chart for skin on DA: [link]
It's crazy that we actually have green and blue on our skin!
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Yeah, I always find that when I'm blending hair on renders...it's amazing how many tones there are in there!
Thanks for that link, too, and the advice!
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No problemo! I'll just sit here and wait for your next project to pop up! (and hope for more beautiful jewellery *-* )
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I love putting the jewellery on too, so there is bound to be more! Hehe
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