Sassy Sharon by Believable3D

Poser • Portraits • posted on Apr 06, 2009

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Description

Busy with other stuff the past couple weeks, including a freebie texture for odf's Antonia. So haven't had much time to work on Sharon, but I did manage to do some further tweaking, including easing up on the redness in the shader settings, as well as a bit of work on the bump. Character: Believable MidLife Sharon, WIP by me. Hair: refit of Sassy Hair. Clothing: Formality (Bice & OutofTouch)

Comments (8)

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3:40AM | Mon, 06 April 2009

Excellent lighting and portrait!!

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allisonbender

7:57AM | Mon, 06 April 2009

Excellent !!! i'm Drowning in her eyes!!! tom

Nevare

10:40AM | Mon, 06 April 2009

She's developing quite nicely. I do have a few suggestions though: her eyebrows look very fuzzy and not very well defined compared to the rest of her face; there's an odd dark line on her eyelid, looks like the lacrimal from the photo you used isn't properly aligned with the template; and lastly, I would expect a bit more roughness and a few more wrinkles on her neck (which is usually where you can truly judge a woman's age, along with hands). I hope you don't mind me mentioning these, it's nice to see a proper woman in the gallery, since it's usually dominated by 20-something lookalikes.

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Believable3D

12:09PM | Mon, 06 April 2009

Thanks for the comments, Nevare. I believe the eyelid issue is a rendering artifact similar to what I'm struggling with regarding the mouth opening; I've really been fighting Poser Pro lately. I see what you mean with the lacrimal - odd that I missed that earlier. The neck has been an ongoing process,adding more wrinkles as I've gone; this is the most she's had to date. (But keep in mind that with this one, I'm aiming at mid-to-late 30s, not 40s or 50s.) Not entirely sure about the eyebrows, but I'll scrutinize them. FS and allisonbender, warm thanks also to you for commenting. I have to admit I'm rather humbled to see a master like Franz dropping by and giving kudos.

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