I had a similar issue a while back. I found that removing the camera and adding a new one usually did the trick.

Quote - "Xandi, for the soap suds, I created the geomtry in zBrush and used a soap suds brush from a set of photoshop brushes called "Rons Suds" to create an alpha map with Gimp."

 

What do you mean by geometry? You created a shape to use? 

Yep. I made shapes for the suds and the drops of water.

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The soap suds add to the image. The lowest part of the drip down her cheek seems to be too dark.  You may want to consider loosing that part.  Don't get me wrong. I think you have done a wonderful job.

Thanks for the feedback. I decided to adjust the drip and keep it in the render.

Xandi, for the soap suds, I created the geomtry in zBrush and used a soap suds brush from a set of photoshop brushes called "Rons Suds" to create an alpha map with Gimp.

I posted a sample of one of the images here.

Update on my earlier posted image. Updated the pose, added the soap suds and water droplets and changed the lighting a bit.

Quote - Surreal, I love Soap/Counterfeit!  The little creature in her hand is adorable.  Where did you get it?  Also, how did you make her skin look wet/shiny? I love the lighting too.  I know.. I ask alot of questions but I'm so new at this and asking seems the best way to learn.

Actually, the creature I made in zBrush. It has no rigging.

For the skin, I am just using the V5 Bree ACSEL material with gloss cranked up to 7500.

I'm extremely new to 3D art as well. I picked up Poser and DAZ Studio a little over a year ago, then added a few more programs (including Reality) over time. I've been lurking in the forums for about that long as well. Learning from the pros.

Quote - > Quote - This is a work in progress tribute to Boris Vallejo titled "Soap / Counterfeit Lover".

I still need to create a small prop that will go over the right hand and add soap suds on the body, and there's a slight problem with the hair but I'm pretty happy with how it's coming along

 

I hope you don't hate me for saying this, but to me it looks like she is about to fall over.

Guesstimating her center of gravity and the location of the vertical axis where her supporting foot most likely is, she looks somewhat unbalanced.

No hate here. I put the original image on a plane to line up for reference but comparing the two it looks like the left leg needs to move a little more to the left. Thanks for the observation.

This is a work in progress tribute to Boris Vallejo titled "Soap / Counterfeit Lover".

I still need to create a small prop that will go over the right hand and add soap suds on the body, and there's a slight problem with the hair but I'm pretty happy with how it's coming along.