Viktoria van Helsing by Greywolf Starkiller

DAZ|Studio • Pin-ups • posted on May 12, 2008

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Got another one restored. Camilla's partner, Viktoria van Helsing, codenamed Viper. She is also the second youngest daughter of the currently ruling Emperor, but only Grigorio knows that as Vik uses her mother's maiden name. :) Vik uses the Ninockha character from the RMP, with a few Aiko 4 adjustments around the eyes. Greywolf

Comments (15)

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DarkStormCrow

10:37AM | Mon, 12 May 2008

Excellent work and render, well done..

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Cimaira

10:45AM | Mon, 12 May 2008

wonderful character! and gorgeous work with the textures in this, so real seems if I could touch the textures they would feel real! great job!

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Greywolf Starkiller

11:36AM | Mon, 12 May 2008

Stonemason did the 'Darkplaces: Sewers' prop, but I found that using Xero's Lithograph filter on one of the layers, with grittiness set to about 10, and the blend set to overlay, added even more rough texture to the stone and her clothing as well. Shadow Dancer textures are from Motif here at the MP. :)

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Maya06

12:13PM | Mon, 12 May 2008

beautiful image, great composition, lighting and pose!!! Hugs Maya.

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JOELGLAINE

12:23PM | Mon, 12 May 2008

Overall, it's a really wonderful portrait piece. Texture on that left pipe looks messed up...seam showing. If you're using Poser, that's an easy fix in the material room by using a procedural. You really ought to do some of your own materials to put your own stamp on YOUR stuff. The character and scene look really good. If you're using Photoshop--modify those textures and bump maps and stuff to make them you own. That's what I do. Find your own style and OWN it. You do REALLY good stuff, but by modifying or even making your own textures you can grab the piece and shape it to more your vision. (It saves a LOT on postwork! LOLOLOL I'm one who knows! ^__^)

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