Hi Guys...
I'm RGUS, a 3D artist from New Zealand hence the Kiwi Avatar.
I've been using Poser since 2004 and recently begun to use DAZ Studio.
Originally I used the render engines bundled with the base software and it was not until Octane was available did I change engines. I believe iRAY, now supplied with DAZ Studio, does a very good job. However, my development has stayed with Octane since I use both Poser and Studio with Octane for each as the main render engine.
Enjoy!
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Comments (69)
didi_mc
Excellent work!!
armoric56
excellent!
RavynGyrl
Fantastic scene!
scifibabe
Very cool work. Love how you did this. Fabulous character and cool attire. Wonderful!!!
jmcgstp
Great POV and lighting :)
obscurit
The background is very static but the figure still manages to almost get lost in it. The tug of the eye to the figure is based more on the fact of her unusual apparel and bare skin rather than a dynamic pose or expression. Since her face is mostly hidden by the viewpoint/headgear something else needs to draw the eye in. It's like one of those "good" photographs taken by a talented photography student. Well framed, focused, and developed but lacking that spark of "WOW!" which smacks you upside the head and makes your jaw drop to the floor. Bring some of that passion you have for the female form to your backgrounds. Feels like you turned down the intensity of the character here to better fit a static background and lost her in the process. Turn up your backgrounds. Have them excite the eye to your center of interest. Maybe experimenting with different versions of the scene would help ( e.g. the character as a prop for the background ). Doing the opposite of what you intend might through contrast give you a better feel for it. Also, she's too clean. Even if she is a mech angel/demoness that just flew in to make repairs, the place is a wreck. Dirt is sexy. Give her a few smudges or a clothing tear. It will help integrate her with the scene and add interest. "Hmm, I wonder how she got that rip/smudge/cut/burn there?" What can I say. I like my angels sullied. :) Anyway, awesome to see you branching out and trying different stuff. O.
PhilW
Superb!
LynLinz
Yah, this is a cool scene - wish I could afford all of DM's work :-)
ontar1
Fantastic scene and character!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!