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Yeah, I'd done that some time ago. Can't keep up with these celebrities with their "crash and burn quick" diets. LOL!
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I've been attempting to make 3d models, based upon real people.
The models here are based upon a (former) Dallas Television Traffic Reporter named Demetria Obilor.
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Getting somewhere..
2 tongues, eyes are weird, hair or tail it's clipping with her back, that tail/hair has a bones should be easy to fix, his arm is clipping with the chair.. you can fix that and don't worry he won't be cuffed anymore after the fix since you're not showing that on the camera
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Well you'll have 0 like, I don't see the button with your big writing...
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Drove myself crazy posing this one. The chair comes with poses for the model to sit in it, so I figured "This should be easy!". Duh! It puts her in the chair, but the leg supports aren't aligned to begin with (I think they are just in a "default" position and size to start with regardless of what pose is used). Each chair leg support can be translated and rotated through the 3 XYZ axis's and also can be sized in the 3 XYZ axis's to fit the model's leg size. I spent an hour moving things around and wanted to beat my head against the wall before I got done. Each time I lined one axis up it screwed up the other two axis's. And created collisions and bleed throughs of the legs and supports. I finally got it "close enough" without strapping the straps down tight. If she gets out of it, so be it. 
PS - When I finally got the legs/supports aligned, I was so worn out I missed the fact her ponytail was stuck into the backrest before rendering it. Duh Two!!
PS - When I finally got the legs/supports aligned, I was so worn out I missed the fact her ponytail was stuck into the backrest before rendering it. Duh Two!! 
One more before bedtime. Tried some different outdoor lighting combinations, vignette, etc. Also posing that would infer movement in the scene. I think I may have gotten carried away with her hair's "Blow" settings though.
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Ummm...Okay. I'm seeing the like button beneath the post, next to "reply"...thanks, though!
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Relaxing after a bike ride..
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You're welcome, it's free, and try to write smaller, maybe people will be a little more interested in what you do...
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A little something I did yesterday, hope you like it ! ( Sorry for the long post. )
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So, I've been working to create 3d models based on real people.
This is a series of models I'd crafted, based on an Instagram Model calling herself "@Amirahdyme"
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That's truly spectacular...from the details on the couch leather and the "squirting" luminance and...err..."viscosity" thereof. LOL! Well done, to say the least...
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So,I've been working to craft original 3d digital models based upon real people.
This is a series of models I'd made, based upon an actress and Model named Arabella S. Ruby.
(NOTE: feel free to compare my work against the real-life video of Ms. Ruby that I've included here, and critique my accuracy in any way you deem fit)...
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So these are my first renders, what do you guys think of the first firls proportions and any feedbaco on how can I improve?
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