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This one was a doozy, but I pulled through, enjoy 
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I've been wanting to make a few more personal characters rather than just using the stock ones. So here's Melissa, about to go out with her best friend, Jen.
Remade one of my old Honey Select characters.
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I was wondering. There are sooo many pictures of Naked Women on this Forum. Are there any GIRL artists on here.
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Female hereI was wondering. There are sooo many pictures of Naked Women on this Forum. Are there any GIRL artists on here.
Have some more naked ladies!
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You look amazing
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Evelyn after some photoshop, really like this, not sure others will though.
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It's only a small demo, don't expect much but any feedback it's appreaciated it.Thanks CulayTL ! Downloading your game btw. Good luck with the development!
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This image is actually a revisit of a pose sketch idea I did a while back. I wanted to see how I could make the overall idea better with the things I've learned over the past few months.
The big one (no pun intended) was the skin texture on her breasts. Even after turning down the Base Map strength in Daz the detail was really way more pronounced than what would happen in real life. I used a frequency separation technique in Photoshop to take out the more obvious issues while still keeping most of the texture intact. Everything else in the image was small tweaks, namely with body part positioning and expression. And I think these steps led to a better image.
The big one (no pun intended) was the skin texture on her breasts. Even after turning down the Base Map strength in Daz the detail was really way more pronounced than what would happen in real life. I used a frequency separation technique in Photoshop to take out the more obvious issues while still keeping most of the texture intact. Everything else in the image was small tweaks, namely with body part positioning and expression. And I think these steps led to a better image.
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