3D-Daz Daz3d Art - Show Us Your DazSkill

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wd1111

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can't say it is just Daz skill, because this involved PS and Blender as well, but a very strong - try before buy warning... the floating head is a model from one of the "artists" doing celebrity series, it looked passable in the renders on the product page, and this is how it looked when I opened it
the left one was my attempt at fixing that crocodile
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Emess3D

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She's basically a normal Gen 8 female. I morphed her with different types of
Her Skin mat and makeup is
and her Face is about 50% of
 

bxIvan

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She's basicly a basic Gen 8 female. I morphed her with different types of
Her Skin mat and makeup is
and her Face is about 50% of
can you share the other lady..
 
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bxIvan

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She's a morph too. Skin is
Head is
Body is
and
thank you for both shares
 
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0ier 3D

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"It's so sweet of you to stay behind to help. I might have to give you some extra credit."- Ms. Pounds
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"Could you lend me a hand? I'd hate to fall."- Ms. Pounds
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Here's a few more renders of Charlie following in the same vein as the previous ones. Will start work on a set with her "teaching" a bio course soon. Thanks to bogumil for the suggestion.

The reflections are a bit wonky. I'll try to look into making them more realistic.

If these aren't full resolution you can find those on deviantart if you want.
Hope you enjoy!
 

WooShang

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Not too bad, looks like a good start so far.

I would select the cushion she is on, then go to EDIT->OBJECT->GEOMETRY->ADD SMOOTHING MODIFIER, then go click on the cushion and in the PARAMETERS tab, under GENERAL it will have the smoothing modified. Click that and there will be an option to select what effects it, select the female character, adjust the smoothing and collision settings for it and it will indent a little based on where she collides with it, making it look a little more realistic.

Keep practising though. Lots of experimenting and messing around and you'll get better at it. (y)
I've only used this with clothing and had NO idea it works with 'objects'...
Excellent info, thanks ! :love:
 
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