"Reply to Appraisals"__Portrait.. by NoelCan

Critique • Fantasy • posted on Nov 16, 2009

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Exactly the same settings as the previous image.. Adjustment of expression and posing the hair is all that has been changed.. This is the best portrait that I have rendered to date.. IMHO Thank You all for looking and commenting. Al input is valuable.. Take care and have FUN.. P.S. I forgot to turn ray tracing off on the hair. so there was a 22 hour wait for the render.. silly Me

Comments (29)

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xpersona

5:40AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Your works are really worth the interest. I am greeting nicely . Katarzyna

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Padria

5:54AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Glad you did a portrait of you previous one!Excellent!

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nefertiabet

5:56AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Wonderful portrait and light, fantastic work :-)

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aureagle

6:11AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

nice render!

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BIGBEAR1965

6:35AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Most excellent portrait! Lighting and expression are great...this is very nicely done!!

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UteBigSmile

6:38AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Nice portrait you made, she looks really great!!! Hug's Ute

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altmandee

7:18AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Lovely portrait! Good lighting and nicely cast across her face! Well done!!

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Mondwin

7:43AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Brilliant light and gorgeous image!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx

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eekdog Online Now!

7:56AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

EXCELLENT JOB! very beautiful noel.

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Rainastorm

9:18AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Ohh that hair always gets me, wait forever if you don't turn it off...hey your image looks AWESOME...so I guess it was worth the wait:-)

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mgtcs

9:46AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Great expression my friend, excellent render!

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pspworkshop

10:05AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Very beautiful work!

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Thetis

10:19AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

gorgeous portrait. so lively

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SIGMAWORLD

10:27AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Very nice work.

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sim3344

10:41AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Nice work!!!

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RodolfoCiminelli

10:55AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Original and creative textures, excellent portrait....!!!!

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Spacer_01

11:12AM | Mon, 16 November 2009

The closeup portrait is good. I agree, it is your best portrait to date. Can see the detailing of the sword, as well as the subtlety of the skin.

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tamburro

2:11PM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Great portrait my friend!!!! Hugs:)

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jeroni

4:56PM | Mon, 16 November 2009

Excellent work and perfect realisation

YorkBerlin

11:43PM | Mon, 16 November 2009

wonderful artwork - nice job YorkBerlin

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Richardphotos

1:42PM | Tue, 17 November 2009

definitely outstanding

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mmax.ch

11:54AM | Wed, 18 November 2009

Very nice scene. Great character, pose and light!

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adrie

5:19AM | Thu, 19 November 2009

Very beautiful close-up portrait job Noel, excellent done love it.

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tennesseecowgirl

10:24PM | Fri, 20 November 2009

Nice work :)

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bazza

1:29AM | Sat, 21 November 2009

Nice portrait Noel it is a lovely one your certainly getting them better and better..

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chabot

1:43AM | Sun, 22 November 2009

wonderful portrait! very good!

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crender

1:20AM | Mon, 23 November 2009

Superb!!!!

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project_nemesis

4:15AM | Wed, 25 November 2009

the skin tex is good, but needs more 'naturalness' to it - spots and wrinkles are all over even the best skin. See this portrait: http://bit.ly/4yOOJV - this is probably overkill on the freckles, but it does have more feel to it. Also, lighting, with just one light your character looks flat and unrelated to the background. See this tute on 3-point lighting: http://www.mediacollege.com/lighting/three-point/ - having a back light will help out. I always have at least 5 lights on the go... also if you're using Poser 7 or above, put sub-surface scattering on the skin (it's in the detailed controls on the material settings) - a backlight will then make the skin 'glow' more.

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