Worrior Princess by reciecup

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Dec 15, 2005

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Thank you all for taking a look.Have a great night. God bless :)

Comments (11)

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kodewarrior1

2:40AM | Thu, 15 December 2005

She's awesome!!!!! And the bacgkround is so nice and romantic!

Tamela.J.

4:17AM | Thu, 15 December 2005

WOW This is gorgeous! The background is romantic & she looks just beautiful in it! Xcellent

ImNorma

5:42AM | Thu, 15 December 2005

Beautiful

epsylon

6:09AM | Thu, 15 December 2005

She's awsome but I realy wonder how to realise such a picture with DAtudio? It seems to be as P6

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DreamRage

8:15AM | Thu, 15 December 2005

Very nice image...although the title puzzles me a bit...is she a warrior or full of worries or both ? ;) Anyway, an outstanding job you have done here ! Render on !

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reciecup

12:10PM | Thu, 15 December 2005

Thank you all for your comments.To Epsylon,I cant afford to buy poser right now :)All my work is done in DAZ with some postwork in photoshop.But thanks for the compliment.God bless you all :)

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micsteel

5:32PM | Thu, 15 December 2005

A bold and powerful-looking warrior! And while the men she opposes are admiring her costume, she can gut them! :) -- Re: DAZ vs. Poser: The gist of comments that I've seen say that D|S and Poser are roughly equivalent, with each doing slightly better than the other in specific areas. Personally, I tried Poser 6 and it failed to impress me--especially in the user interface. I was unable to make a decent-looking render, either, but I didn't figure out the materials room, and use of materials and shaders is critical in D|S, so I imagine it's just as important in Poser. But the interface, and the jargon required to learn it well, turned me off. The only MAJOR difference that I've encountered is the ability of Poser to support "dynamic" clothing, which is practically unposeable in D|S.

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