Nadja by araknis

Poser • Portraits • posted on Jan 26, 2006

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Ok, this is the portrait I was working on when I took time out to do my Australia Day portrait yesterday. The skin texture is V3 Xtreme Close Up by Cake1 at DAZ with a slightly modified bump map, the face morphs are by me, and the hair is Kozaburo's Short Hair Evolution. I used four lights in this render. Two spots, one to the right and just right of centre, an infinite on the left for fill, and a blue spot high on the left to light the hair. The worst bit was trying to avoid the blue light affecting her skin colour. Also, I was playing around with the skin node in P5 to see what sort of effect it would have. I'm pretty happy with the result, what do you think?

Comments (27)

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Rockdog

4:39PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Wow, Excellent render you got here.. love the eyes and face.. I do think the lights on her neck area are just a tid-bit to bright though...

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Fidelity2

4:43PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

This beautiful masterpiece really stands out from most. Excellent. Beautiful. I actually voted for it.

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odf

5:45PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

The skin and morph are phantastic. A beautiful portrait! Just one small thing: in a real life photographer's studio, one would pose her sitting at an angle to the viewer, so that one shoulder is closer than the other.

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papachile

5:51PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

I think this came out incredibly realistic! Fantastic work!!!

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Parthius

5:52PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Beautiful portrait!!

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dreamlight

6:37PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Wow - amazing close up! Fantastic skin and eyes!

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DonaKuka

7:48PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Very beautiful portrait!

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rixster

9:04PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Superb portrait - love the eyes and he texture is excellent - nice work!!!

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Sylvia

9:07PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Truly ~Beautiful~ Lighting is Superb... EXCELLENT!!

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Chippsyann

9:41PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

You did a great job on this image; what did you do to get that soft look in her eyes?

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Virtual_World

9:52PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Very realistic. Great!

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araknis

10:34PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

Thanks all for the comments, I really appreciate it. Just to respond to a couple of points: @ odf - I did turn her a little, her right shoulder is slightly closer, so perhaps I should turn her a bit more @ Chippsyan - the eyes were done with an anisotropic specular on the corneas (creating the two hard reflections), and the rest of the eye was just touched up in Photoshop. Thanks again everyone for commenting.

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4udreamcatcher

10:43PM | Thu, 26 January 2006

What do I think? Awesome!

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Krid

12:28AM | Fri, 27 January 2006

..reabeautiful portrait....

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Nuria

2:31AM | Fri, 27 January 2006

Sensational portrait !!

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RodolfoCiminelli

4:51AM | Fri, 27 January 2006

Suggestive and expressive face....!!! Excellent portrait of very beautiful effects of illumination....!!!

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Danceswithroos

5:00AM | Fri, 27 January 2006

Wow!! You really nailed this one. Awesome!!!

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rjghise

6:22AM | Fri, 27 January 2006

Beautiful, the eyes are stunning :)

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willigooo

8:10AM | Fri, 27 January 2006

great portrait

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2:45PM | Fri, 27 January 2006

Great facial expression and lighting!!Wonderful portrait!

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ericfarris

5:16PM | Fri, 27 January 2006

So excellent render and lovely face!!! Bravo!!!! EXCELLENT!!!!

poolster

5:46PM | Fri, 27 January 2006

Great image!!! Wonderful work, great eyes, visually a very high impact picture.

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dricci

8:12PM | Fri, 27 January 2006

Beautiful portrait!!!!! Very realistic!!! Excellent!!! ;)

wrdgirl

7:21AM | Sat, 28 January 2006

Beautiful! Regarding the shoulder placement, pro photographers don't always angle the shoulders. It's one of those rules that can be broken as long as you know why you're doing it. A more direct stance is more powerful and agressive, if that's what you're going for. Very, very nice.

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