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That's no way to encourage someone's fan art contribution. Be nice, be positive and if you don't like what they have shared with us, then suggest positive ways that they can improve, step by small step.
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Nice job! Wish there were more of these closer to the men.....
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hi, your comment made me sad. I wonder if you didn't like sophia or dylan? Or was it the poses that you didn't like? (Or am I the problem for you?)
You may not like it, I respect that. I have already mentioned that I can do an amateur rendering. If you tell me the problem, maybe I can come up with a solution?
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You just carry on with what you are doing and ignore the negative critisim.
You will get better in time and anytime that you may need help/advice just ask on here as there are plenty of people who will be willing to help
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Don't listen to him, he's an asshole. I have about 3 hours of practice on DAZ, enough to know it isn't easy. You just keep making the art that you're proud of and keep sharing your art here.
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I don't think it's a negative review. I think it's a disparaging comment. If it was written as a criticism, I would welcome it with respect. This was not an advisory comment.
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I'll admit I've been pretty bored with, and don't like many of the contributions to the thread lately, primarily with the lack of Ellie renders, or even Nat with her latest event, but I've never actively spoken out against artists.
The most I've ever done is not hit the "like" button.
And yeah, not even L&P can escape our wrath when criticisung artists. Many of us, including myself, will close ranks against someone critising someone's art.
Paraphrasing someone here, but I really like the attitude "I may not like what you do, but I will defend your right to do it".
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I have admitted before I have zero creative skills and investing time and money into learning and perfecting Daz is nt something that I could do anytime soon. So I may not post in this fan art thread as often as main thread. But totally agree - if you don't like what someone has created in Daz through their own fan art, you can either not click like, avoid commenting on the thread, or in extreme cases click ignore if you REALLY don't like that person's fan art.
In this case I thought T-oxygen 's fan art was perfectly fine and a solid start. I just thought that the reply was particularly offensive and uncalled for, and so for once I responded to that reply.
Every one always has a right to an opinion, whether on fan art or professional work. But with fan art I think just because you could share a negative criticism of that fan-art, does nt mean you should.....
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And even if you have no skills in Daz, or don't have a PC powerful enough to run it (like me ATM, limited to my tablet while I'm away visiting family), writing stories is still art, and can inspire those of us with powerful enough machines and the experience with Daz.
Is there a part 2?
The thumb sucking didn't really turn out quite how I wanted but besides that I'm quite happy with this.
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Sir ,
Welcome back and we'll can't wait for your next unique story the last one you presented was words can't express and the time and effort you put into it . No matter what Yourself and the others Artist give it there all and that really means a lot to me and the others that appreciate it . So can't wait for this new storyline . Gracias !!
and Happy Holidays to you and to all . 
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I absolutely love these ultra-real renders. It avoids the uncanny valley while looking both real and just enough like a render to not be offputting. Very hot.Thanks to all
i only know 2 other artists that uses this method for expressions.
thats all i can tell for now.
search long enough on Google and you will find it.
for surreal its more than expressions that does it
its in the Eyes. (thats where the majority of renderers fails)
i have found a way to get more realistic eyes than what the default models has.
Skin is also changed to make it look more real.
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And to get these reflections in the eyes you need photometric lights with spectral rendering. (CIE 1964)
A combination of tweaking shaders/lighting and also rendering settings (3 point lighting system is also used here)
The same light rig that professional photographers and studios are using is used here.
Add all small tweaks and changes and she starts to look real..or more real.
As for body type i like dem thicker