Elven Girl by ElorOnceDark

Other Apps • Portraits • posted on Dec 28, 2006

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I know I should be working, but I got a demo of Mudbox, and I thought I'd play a bit. I've never tried to do a custom character morph before, but I tell ya, I did this in Mudbox in about 15 minutes, and I kind of like it! Very intuitve program. The little inset is standard V4. I guess I'll have to save my pennies... Rendered in P7 with a little bit of color fiddling in PS7. --Credits-- V4 @ DAZ Nadia for V4 (texture) by Sarsa & Thorne @ DAZ Mitsu Hair by 3D Universe @ DAZ Lights from Giana (Thanks Kat!) Thanks for viewing!

Comments (14)

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Bernado

4:45AM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Lovely face. Nice composition and lighting. Are you going to do characters now?

BAR-CODE

5:11AM | Thu, 28 December 2006

haha looks nice ... And you did this in a Mud box ... Well i try it at home my self just now. the wife did not like mud .... and nothing like this came out The dog loved all the mud in the living .... ;} Chris

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fairy-storm

7:52AM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Such a beautiful face! Excellent done!

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artroland

8:34AM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Hmmm ... custom portraits by Jeff anyone? LOL. Nice work here. Talented fella that you are, I hope you save your pennies quickly, I'd love to see what you come up with.

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lwperkins

8:36AM | Thu, 28 December 2006

OK Bar-Code made me laugh;-) I think your new face is a huge improvement--you got such nice detail on the center of the lower lip, which has resisted all my attempts to make a little indentation there with the morph dials. Plus I think the nose here has more definition and uniqeness. Although you say Mudbox is intuitive, I think you need to factor in your years of modelling experince to that;-)

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