. : Lisosia : . by AranelStyles

Poser • Realism • posted on Oct 20, 2006

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a little play to my new Wacom Intuos 3 a4 and my Carakter Lisosia ;) a big thanks to Fenrissa *morph* excellent products I used. The rest was done by myself. thank you for the comments on my last image!

Comments (12)

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stoffel

4:57PM | Fri, 20 October 2006

F den ersten Versuch bzgl. der Haare ist es klasse geworden ... bzgl. Licht musste noch was ausbessern ;) knubu

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Gucky

2:10AM | Sat, 21 October 2006

Hast du die Haare selbst gemalt? Alle Achtung!!

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Wurzelchen

6:34AM | Sat, 21 October 2006

Sieht sehr gut aus!Respekt!

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capelito

7:03AM | Sat, 21 October 2006

Wonderful hair and interesting expression.

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arwenone

7:19AM | Sat, 21 October 2006

Tolle Texture und Haare!!!Super Arbeit!

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B_PEACOCK

8:33AM | Sat, 21 October 2006

She looks cool Bianca . Awesome work

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cole4965

10:57AM | Sat, 21 October 2006

Great post work.

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Mirandus-Arts

2:56PM | Sat, 21 October 2006

wow, die Haare hast du super hingekriegt !

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zomms

5:45PM | Sat, 21 October 2006

Toll, diese Haare. ;)

LP-AnaSuza

8:06PM | Sat, 21 October 2006

Klasse gemacht !!

hoppersan2000

7:56AM | Mon, 23 October 2006

Sorry to not be one of the Renderosity sheep but this is a horrible attempt at passing off photographed hair as a Poser render. It is quite obvious to even the untrained eye that you cropped portions of a Poser render onto a photograph. The eyes are set too high on the head and in fact the rest of the facial features are way too large for the cranial structure.

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DigitalDreamer

2:56PM | Tue, 14 November 2006

hoppersan, you raise an interesting point - the artist has created a character of her own - we accept textures from photographs, where are the boundaries? Why not allow photographed hair if the face underneath has been rendered from a 3d character? I'm quite happy to judge this picture on its merits - the hair is excellent, the skin texture good, the eyes are very poor, being too high on the head, as you say, and she is cross-eyed. The head is to oshort from forehead to chin and theer is something weird going on around ther left side of her temple. Finally, the light sources appear to be inconsistent - there is a strong light coming from the right side of the picture, and judging by her eyes, one coming from the front, too. which should flatten out the other one.