Pulp Friction No 1 by Xfitz
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This is just my second post. My aim was to create a creepy-pulp-fiction-comic-book-like-scene, altho the real goal was to explore Daz 4's basic functions especially regarding basic indoor lighting techniques. In the end, the lesson I learned was I should always save my work as I go since Daz crashed right before I was ready to make my final render. What is shown above is an approximate and rather rapid (two day) reconstruction of the original image.
I used Daz's V5 and clothes that come with Daz 4 for genesis. Also used West Park. I believe Daz is the vendor for that product.
Comments (6)
alessimarco
~Very dramatic composition! Nice work reconstructing it....I learned the save lesson more than once! Over the years I have learned what little quirks cause DAZ to crash and try to avoid those as well. Keep rendering, and keep saving!~
adrie
I like this wonderful and also wickedly scene my friend, the lighting in this scene is just superb....it makes this scene a bit creepy....superb work my friend....i dont know nothing about Daz....i work with poser.
dough3219
nice job with the lighting, yes always save multiple times during composing. well done
Diemamker
A lesson that we all have learned the hard way....and the remake is never the same as the orignal...Great work, the lighting came out just perfect!..
Cimaira
Excellent pov, great use of light and shadow for drama! Ah yes, always save, much blood, sweat and tears can be avoided, lol
darktower
Very good atmosphere....... Ralf