M'lady in the Forest by Eric Walters
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I'd say V3 still has some life in her. I think the shoulders, underarm, pectoral-breast areas bend more naturally than V4's. Also the face is hi-res mesh for easy morphing.
Not sure the texture mapping is optimal though.
Comments (4)
ArtistKimberly
Lovely,
Eric Walters
Thanks Kimberly!
nitegrafix
Nice "wench"! Seriously, the lighting on this really makes it look like outdoors. well done! ø¤º°
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I would have expected a lot more comments on a portrait this good. The smile is natural, and the light is very realistic. The materials are generally good. The skin is a bit more translucent and red than most real skin. Real scattering in people is a combination of yellowish (depends on how much melanin) dermal scattering which is very broad (skin being very translucent) and red subdermal scattering which is a lot less broad (think about how much SSS steak should have). The eyes look a little wide for the rest of her expression. If you brought the top eyelid down to intersect the iris a bit more, her eyes would look a little less startled. But both of those are very minor points. I love the blurring of the background. It looks very natural to me. As does the shading on her hair. It's a nice, outdoor portrait. You've also done a great job with her shoulders.