Elfin by dcarvell
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This is another shot of Katherine taken with my cheapie camera. She just got a haircut which I thought made her look like an elf. The original plan was to put her in a Bryce scene with some surreal glow around her, but I couldn't make it work. This was taken as she was leaving my house - I just had to get her as she was at that moment. Comments appreciated.
Comments (3)
tmathise
Very interesting portrait work Dave! More specifically, your PW/treatment here! The best way I can suggest executing your original plan is to download (if you can find a free one) a 2D to 3D convertor, that plots a 2D image and creates a 3D mesh, which you could then import into Bryce, apply your texture maps, and set your lighting type for the object (i.e. emissive, diffusive, etc.). If you have Poser (or other similar tool), you can create a 3D version of Katherine using its modeling tools, along with a front and side view photo of her (for use as the texture map for the 3D mesh), then apply the other effects (transparency, lighting properties, etc.) using Bryce's editing tools. Anyway you do it, it will take some considerable time, skill, and patience to achieve your original plan, but I'm certain the end result would make it all worth it! Hope this helps! Have a fantastic day, and good luck, in all your endeavors!
jocko500
she looks happy here. get redfield plugins. you can do a google on it. I sent you imform to make your own 3d textures in this program if you wish . cool colors
Mad-Mike
Hey this is cool...and to help you create that, I would recommend probally adding 4 cubes, and than applying a very fuzzy or glowy material. perhaps volumetric [takes longer to render] or stick some low brightness lights within the cubes. good luck!