Daz and photoshop. Well, I say Daz and photoshop - it's about 2% Daz and 98% Photoshop...lol! About 6-7 hours total. Execution: Daz|Studio work: The figure is V3 from Daz with an Aiko pose applied, V3's bonus texture (not the default one, the other one), and a few soft lights scattered about. She was rendered pretty quickly, then whisked over to Photoshop for the real work to begin. Photoshop work: First I fixed the places where the pose had creased V3 in odd ways, then I took the smudge brush and ran it over her skin, blending it all together and providing a soft base. Then I plotted where I wanted the cloth to fall on her skin with the pencil, just plotting in a rough outline on a seperate layer. On another layer I repainted all V3's shadows with a greeny-coloured soft brush, the set a gaussian blur on it (about 10.0) set it to overlay and fiddled with the opacity and fill settings. Then I did the same for the highlights on a separate layer with white. I did the same for the shadows under the eyes and on the eyeball with black, then flattened the image. I then duplicated the final layer, did another guassian blur, and set that final one to overlay. Then it was back to the cloth, painting that in, and then I painted in the hair, and the coronet, duplicating each layer after I'd finished, using a Guassian blur, and setting to overlay. Finally, I used a couple of brushes to add the magic glows round the arms and leg. I then realised it was much too orange, so I flattened the image and applied auto levels and auto colour to help lift it.