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Messing with face and head shapes
DooRetsam
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- Oct 28, 2018
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It may not be up to the same standard as some, but I was feelin' thirsty 
instancabile
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My first animation attempt...
HFSTime
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Found a good outfit combination for Nico...
abraxas007
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2C3D
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My latest pinup. Tried to utilize the rule of thirds for this one.
zOh
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abraxas007
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zOh
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girl is hot, pose is sexy, but something is odd about light
Edit: Forgot the title is "coming to bed?".
Edit: It's also too hard.
- May 15, 2019
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Hey, guys. This is my first post and I know it's nothing special. Just wanted to throw something out for feedback before I get into more complex scenes. Any tips to improve this render? Any help appreciated!
- Aug 13, 2019
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Thanks, glad you like her. I'm working on a hardcore render with her right now, which will also be my first hardcore render that I ever post on here.
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I try to use the best materials that I can that also works with my vision, I also use a bunch of custom shaders like the one I used on the hair. I have a bunch of really good morph packs that allow me to add in a lot of smaller details on the characters, I tend to focus the most on the face details. I also render my characters as of recent at subdivision level 4. I also do a lot of pose and expression adjusting by hand to make sure nothing looks too strange. Once I render a portrait I run it through intel denoiser before bringing it into photoshop. When I get into photoshop I sharpen the image to gain back some detail that is lost from denoising, then I bump up the vibrance by around +25 or +30, after that I adjust the curves slightly to bring out the highlights a little more. If there is a color that's too strong after that then I will tone down that color until everything is balanced. That's usually all I do when it comes to post work.