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Now I have to ask. Which genitalia did you use for the dog?
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BarbellSFM made a tumblr post on some assets he uses for his animations, got it from there. Had to do some work to get it to be workable in Daz.
Kelsey is not just a new model, I think, with her looks, she is a new super model and I love her.
Oh and it's big!! Full image and many others can be seen here :-
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Another recent model I made, hope you like MILF's. Full image and many others can be seen here :-
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Just a quickie:
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Romantic days...
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I'm learning Advanced Lighting from Dreamlight, this was a test using emissive cubes. The main is pure white, the filler is a little bit red and the extra a little yellow. The model is Olympia 8.
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Need opinions on some post render work. images are 3times the size after editing post render and im wondering if the original is good enough to use in a game without any changes. just need some feedback
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just checking in with a random render...
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IMO, you should always put your images through post-process. I create my pics in three steps: concept/design, staging/lighting, and post-process. Size-wise, compress them as JPEGs (chroma 4:4:4, smoothing off, quality at around 94%-96% [there is usually no visible difference in 96% to 100%
I put your untreated image through my post-process procedure (and went with warm color temperature), and ... I am obsessive about light, but this light works (would like stronger blue light coming in from the right window to contrast with the warm light coming from the left bedside lamp). The main thing that stands out to me is the white bedsheet: it's taking up a lot of the image and it's very, very uniform in color, and huge chunks of uniform is boring to look at.
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. Or, you could use dforce to add wrinkles? Or, displacement to add fuzz?Just my two cents, and all this information could be wrong: I'm still learning
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The narrator from my tutorial (actually getting closer to getting it finished!)
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What's up with her teeth though... Looks a bit like medieval dentistry to me.
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