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Published: 2010-12-11 14:46:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 7608; Favourites: 148; Downloads: 354
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Picture of Aayla Secura I made in summer 2010. I used 3ds max, Vray, Poser and Zbrush.Related content
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Yay! Iβm very glad to announce you that your artwork has been chosen to be amongst the best deviations submitted to our in the month of November 2011. You can check it out here: Featured & here: Hall Of Fame ( 19 - November 2011 ) . 
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thank you so much
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Hello, I am the owner of #StarWars4Ever and I've seen you have entered our competition/contest, but this art is not suitable, first, it's not made for the contest, second it doesn't have a background, so if you are willing to edit it and upload it and comment it's for the contest it's still gonna be in
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What do you mean by making for the contest?
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well u need to draw/make special art for the contest, but if u edited this one u can enter again
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As far as I understand I just need to change the background.
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I can see she's deft with a light sabre. Absolutely terrific image, excellent glow and lighting.
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Thanks. Yep, she's a very skillful jedi
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wow just awesome looking & the lightsaber color is great looking,She looks great
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your welcome & awesome job it's just wow
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This is good!
Aayla
Yup, as mentioned, probably need to tweak the lighting a little.
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Beautiful!
A wide angled spotlight right behind the middle or so of the glowing saber shaft pointing at her navel (?) of the same color as the saber would give it more presence because the viewer would expect it given the intense glow cue on the saber. You may need more than one to simulate the light from the entire saber, e.g. one near the tip, one in the middle, and one at the base of the shaft. It would complement the great lighting and dark background you already have.
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My Aayla is stll better than your girls rendered in Daz Studio. Vray for 3ds max is a very powerful thing. I advise you to use 3ds max too. As for the lighting, I ddin't use any spotlights. I used two Vray lights. Maybe the picture is a bit too dark but still very contrast.
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DAZ Studio definitely has limitations, no question about that. The lighting on your figure is excellent. Actually, my comment was limited to the absence of illumination from the obviously glowing sword, not the general lighting of the scene.
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