I posted this in the WIP forum because I thought it was interesting. The first thing I do when I get a model is to start to try to round her. As a result, I rarely see anything I do with the default figure anymore. Last night, I got inspiration to do a pose with Elyana who is DAZ's Stephanie with default morphs plus several of my own origin. After I started painting her, I wanted to do another pose and when I opened it up, I thought, wonder what Stephanie would actually look like in this pose. I brought Steph in and was pretty surprised to see how much more flesh Elyana had as opposed to default Steph. :) I am using Dalinise/Stormi's Shawnee texture as the base for my painting. All post is being done in Photoshop 6 and Painter 7. There's still a lot more to do, but I'm having fun with her. Thanks for viewing, Cris

That looks so sweet! She does have some nice curves. Very nice ones.

Oh this is really beautiful... you did a real good job with the morphs ... keep up the good work : )

Thank you for the comments. This is a close-up as it actually shows what goes into post-production. Since I like to paint so much, I am not always concerned with things being ultra-perfect in the render. The render on the left only has the skin tones corrected in PS.

she's so sensual and beautiful Xochi!!!!!

Well, I must say this is the first I liked Stephine. I don't like that long skinny neck of the defaut steph. but Chris your painting is wondefal as always. Great art work.

Cris_Palomino wrote: "I posted this in the WIP forum because I thought it was interesting.". Where is the WIP forum? I can't find it in the list on the right side of the Renderosity window.

Thank you, Turnip. kisses Thank you, Leah. Anthony, I found it when I went to through the galleries link at the top of the page...it was listed there. Cris

Gorgeous hair too! :-)

Thank you, Rain. Well, the final figure is completed and a larger version is in the Poser Gallery. Thanks to everyone who viewed and/or commented. Cris

Nice work Cris! It's great to see a figure with some curves!

What a great body of work! Since I just started using Poser, this gives me a little more direction and some ideas on how to proceed. I really love the tetures and all the fine post work. Now you make me want to try Painter as well! Keep up the excellent work.

Thank you, Judith, RMaverick. Painter is a fun program and I just heard there's a trial version in the Computer Arts Special this time around. :) Cris