Leather and Lace by Daddywolf
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I have been using Face shop for years started with 5 then 6 and lastly 7 I have come up with a lot of Celebrity Faces most were lost in a Hard Drive Crash now they have Head shop 9 on sale at DAZ for almost $70 I am trying to decide to stick with 7 or upgrade
Comments (4)
giulband
good scene !!
Daddywolf
Jun 4, 2015 4:54:20 pm Thank you for your comments you are almost always the first or the only one to comment now I under stand about EBots 32 views and only 1 comment excuse me 23 Views (a little Dyslexia) ,of the thousands out there only 23 looked at it I do not comment all the but I try to look a lot. Sorry this my Rant
Faemike55
interesting scene a small suggestion if I may: you might want to light up the scene just a touch. It appears that the young lady has a flashlight, in that you could put a spotlight in it and have it directed to her face then bring the intensity down. As for Facemaker 9 vs. 7? I would look at what 9 can do better than 7. (I would assume that you would do this anyhow.) Good work on this scene but still think about your lighting
Daddywolf
That is not a flash light it is a microphone , she is Stevie Nicks it is Early morning and the light is a distant light with a muted blue gray color coming through the window if you looked at it full screen you could could see the outline of the Window frame but thanks for the comments it is much better to know what people can't see in my renders I understand that not every one has a 38" HD monitor not to mention that right in the middle setting up this scene I spilled Diet Pepsi on my wireless logitech keyboards touch screen and my pointer had a mind of it's own. maybe I'll post my render before I fiddled with the lights, Thanks again
Diemamker
Great scene!... like the POV you used here!... like Mike I also think you could lighten the scene just a little... but still very nicely done!!