Here you go. All it took is just a little cut and paste.
Which glasses are they? I was looking for a good looking model, but I couldn't find a set that looks as nice as these?Here you go. All it took is just a little cut and paste.
Man, I love those square-framed glasses too! Fits her so well!
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It's the Square-Framed glasses in Specs Appeal:
I just wanted to show you what I meant when I said the background/environment clashes. I just made a quick render to show you what I was trying to convey.
No, I wanted something totally different to this. I could have done this easy. Everything I did was intentional. I wanted the whole scene to be dark minus the fire.I just wanted to show you what I meant when I said the background/environment clashes. I just made a quick render to show you what I was trying to convey.
All I used was two spotlights and a bathroom preset, but it sounded like you were going for something like this. You could probably lower your scene lights and make your character's glowy parts stand out more.
If that's not what you were going for, uhhh, forget this post happened.
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An old rule of thump says, "sleep is no excuse for the lack of strong coffee."
You're absolutely right. Unfortunately, I've actually avoided coffee for a while, because I have no self control when it comes to that wonderful, bitter goodness.An old rule of thump says, "sleep is no excuse for the lack of strong coffee."
Do you have bloom turned on in your render settings? A subtle bloom effect might make his glowy bits pop a little more. Also, you could light him from the back a smidge. Just enough to outline him while keeping his front in darkness. I know you said you wanted it pretty dark so these ideas might not give you want you're after. Dark images can be difficult.
Coffee makes me fall asleep.You're absolutely right. Unfortunately, I've actually avoided coffee for a while, because I have no self control when it comes to that wonderful, bitter goodness.
