Blue Blonde by MrGorf

DAZ|Studio • Portraits • posted on Oct 06, 2013

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Description

This is the same woman as my previous image, only you can see her face this time. What? I know a "glasses girl" image is long overdue, and I seriously intended on giving her eyeglasses. I was using LuxRender for this picture, though, and unfortunately, my attempts and glasses were looking pretty un-pretty and bizarre. I'm not sure where the problem lies, either in render settings or the glasses models themselves. I think Lux is expecting a true volume of glass, not a single plane. I don't know. I'll keep working on it.

Comments (8)

ronmolina

11:13AM | Sun, 06 October 2013

Well done!

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colmarq

11:46AM | Sun, 06 October 2013

For reality glass...choose the material glass and have the architectural checked...make sure there are no texture maps and have the opacity at 1.0. chose any color for diffuse and the strength of this color then sort of decides the opacity (very light tints are best);]

MrGorf

11:52AM | Sun, 06 October 2013

Thanks, I will try that next time!

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twelvemark21

12:08PM | Sun, 06 October 2013

Stunning portrait, wonderful expression!

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Cyve

12:42PM | Sun, 06 October 2013

Fantastic portrait.... Very very well done !

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Faemike55

1:05PM | Sun, 06 October 2013

Outstanding work on this portrait She is very lovely

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T.Rex

2:26PM | Sun, 06 October 2013

MY, what a beautiful portrait. Glad to see your "bouncer" from the other side. Someone from Hillville? I particularly like the so real looking hair! Eyes and lips are also outstanding. Great job with the blue top, another photo real item here. I can go on, buy do I need to? You get the idea - you've done a great job! LUX is very good, but glasses? Maybe you can say your LUX rendered figures are wearing contact lenses. Keep up the good work! :-)

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