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And nothing else, do you mean mate?Make it like this sir, but Dylan version.
"Dylan can't sleep, Dylan needs Mommy Sophia Breastfeeding"
Cheap deal for someone, then.
JFK. Well done, I liked these ones.
With best compliments and regards.
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Sure you will, mate!
Look at what pretty nice face (and expression, most of all) have you been able to give her.
Stunning! One of the very few I have beeen able to admire in this forum since years.
With best compliments and regards.
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I do love B/W pictures so much... it's simply a nice touch of class.
And her espression... Thanks so much, mate.
With best regards.
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Hi, thanks for the compliments. For that image I used an online free app to do some morphing between a real face and an in-game render, later I did some retouches manually in photoshop. But that app had its limitations: you only can get the face in a very close shot, without the body, and in a very low resolution. So, basically that's the only image I got using that method. Some deepfake software could work very good, but I don't have any installed.
I tried a different method later, which was doing all the retouches by my own in photoshop from a real woman, manually without morphing. I already have shared the outcome.
I tried to do this for a full naked body picture, but I needed an image in very high resolution and finding a picture like that with a similar body, face and hair of Sophia was very difficult, so I desisted.
I also made an experiment doing the opposite: putting real textures (eyes, skin, hair, eyelashes, eyebrows) to a 3D fan render in photoshop.
But yeah, it seems like the first one was the favorite for the most of the people.
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My friend took this photo at my request.Hi, thanks for the compliments. For that image I used an online free app to do some morphing between a real face and an in-game render, later I did some retouches manually in photoshop. But that app had its limitations: you only can get the face in a very close shot, without the body, and in a very low resolution. So, basically that's the only image I got using that method. Some deepfake software could work very good, but I don't have any installed.
I tried a different method later, which was doing all the retouches by my own in photoshop from a real woman, manually without morphing. I already have shared the outcome.
I tried to do this for a full naked body picture, but I needed an image in very high resolution and finding a picture like that with a similar body, face and hair of Sophia was very difficult, so I desisted.
I also made an experiment doing the opposite: putting real textures (eyes, skin, hair, eyelashes, eyebrows) to a 3D fan render in photoshop.
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But yeah, it seems like the first one was the favorite for the most of the people.
I really like this image. If only there was an opportunity to improve it. I wonder if there are such technical means?
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Just a - very small, huh? - note, and this not told to free criticizing's sake: is it only me, but is her left eye a bit too far from the other one there? It could seem a little "stretched" too much, I mean.Hi, thanks for the compliments. For that image I used an online free app to do some morphing between a real face and an in-game render, later I did some retouches manually in photoshop. But that app had its limitations: you only can get the face in a very close shot, without the body, and in a very low resolution. So, basically that's the only image I got using that method. Some deepfake software could work very good, but I don't have any installed.
I tried a different method later, which was doing all the retouches by my own in photoshop from a real woman, manually without morphing. I already have shared the outcome.
I tried to do this for a full naked body picture, but I needed an image in very high resolution and finding a picture like that with a similar body, face and hair of Sophia was very difficult, so I desisted.
I also made an experiment doing the opposite: putting real textures (eyes, skin, hair, eyelashes, eyebrows) to a 3D fan render in photoshop.
View attachment 1983370
But yeah, it seems like the first one was the favorite for the most of the people.
Have you even tried some other else position for that?
My curiosity only and nothing else, I repeat. The result is stunning.
With best compliments again and regards.
Great works! I really love it!
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This is the FAN ART thread for the game. If you want to discuss the game more in depth, there is a separate thread for that. If you wish to show off your own art related to the game, or discuss how to create it etc... then you're in the right place.
that he currently manages about 1 percent per day . will be nothing with update this month.
Did you NOT read Night Hackers response or just decided to ignore it
?!?!It looks like this but I'm not sure it's a perfect match:
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So, I improved it. The enhancer tool worked very good but it didn't enhance the hair, so I added a new one. I decided to give her curly hair in this one because that portrait remains me of Renaissance's art. I also move her left eye to the center a bit and correct other things in photoshop. The original image had blue eyes, I changed the color for Sophia's one, but still I will share the one with the blue eyes too.
Real Life Sophia Enhanced
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