Anya #05 by Destribats

DAZ|Studio • Pin-ups • posted on Mar 10, 2013

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Hello, I continue my long and difficult learning(apprenticeship) of the Octane Render engine. This time I continued to polish up the nodes of skin, eyes and lips. I have also, continued to study their lighting system. I begin to glimpse a global vision of the thingy, but there are still whole pieces which I master very badly. And my girl Anya who remains a great patient model took advantage of it to be made a small dye and sunbathe a little. As usual: Daz Studio4.5 - > Export obj+mtl - > Octane 1.11 Set in Daz Studio Textures, lighting and render in Octane

Comments (17)

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Paulienchen

9:31AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

schön natürlich gefällt mir sehr gut

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Kerya

9:38AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

Your pictures are getting better and better!

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starfire777

9:51AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

Very beautiful girl!!!

Quidnunc

10:09AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

Great result. Octane certainty looks interesting

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ttv

10:20AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

Das sieht wie ein Foto aus, sehr schön!

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ironsoul

10:29AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

Anyone who uses the word thingy gets my vote :) Love the back lighting, excellent work.

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OkrimSlava

10:52AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

beautiful done.

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DRAKELOT

10:55AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

Xcellent work

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Seaview123

11:40AM | Sun, 10 March 2013

This is really sharp. A great looking render, and the realism you get out of Octane is impressive.

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IsaoShi

12:02PM | Sun, 10 March 2013

First of all, I totally love your renders, and admire your skill, and dedication to achieving lovely realistic textures and lighting. Bravo! My only comment (as a critical observer, not an expert practitioner) is that I would love to see more shape and moisture in the eyes. They seem a little flat and dry, if that makes any sense?

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Destribats

12:11PM | Sun, 10 March 2013

@Isaoshi : You have right ! I have some problem with the eyes in Octane... I have to learn again a lot!

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