Savage by FlyByNight

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Nov 08, 2006

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Thanks for looking at my stuff!!! For those interested in learning how to achieve this drawn effect, I have written a tutorial entitled "An Illustrated Look for Your Renders" and it can be found in DAZ Arcana tutorials. Have fun and do share your images with me. I'd love to see them!!! http://www.daz3d.com/support/tutorial/index.php

Comments (20)

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Surama

4:43PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Fantastic postwork!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

kbobbitt

4:53PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

What a rich and gorgeous scene! I love your characters and the style of the image!!

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ralphwarnick

5:22PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Very delightful and exciting rebder.

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DennisReed

5:49PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Stunning work Donna! Bravo!

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danamongden

5:50PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Great image and thanks for the tutorial. I've been playing around with it on a few of my own images, and it works fairly well. The main thing I've noticed so far is that it's better to start with a brightly-lit image rather than a dark one, and I've also noticed that starting off w/ something that's shooting for photorealism (like face_off's Real Skin Shader) causes a lot more artifacts to occur in the final postworked image. I'll have to try one from scratch soon to see if I can get it right.

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FlyByNight

6:29PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

I'd suggest smoothing the skin with a softening brush before applying the filters. I'm never going for photorealism in my images so I can see where it might be a problem. And using the screen mode on the top layer will brighten the image. Or try using the Porcelain filter on the bottom layer because you can adjust brightness there and it tends to soften and smooth the textures.

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shvrdavid

6:40PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Very nice... I am going to look at your tutorial... Very interesting effect... Excellent work...

jacalu57

7:34PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Sweet!!!! Nice render, colors, composition...everything!!!!

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colynn

8:06PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Excellent image, beautiful!!! Thanx so much for the tut, I've been dying to know how you do your work, this is great! ^^

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Tracesl

4:59AM | Thu, 09 November 2006

Fantastic image, wonderful style, setting and colors!

mabfairyqueen

5:26AM | Thu, 09 November 2006

I like this one.

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maplin

5:28AM | Thu, 09 November 2006

Funny you should mention that you have written a tutorial. I was just thinking, 'I wish FlyByNight would write a tutorial on how to achieve this illustrated effect'. Well, I'm of to read the tut :)

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