Devilish by tattooedillusions

DAZ|Studio • People • posted on Oct 12, 2015

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P3Design's Rebecca for G3F at the Daz Store is quickly becoming one of my favorite characters. I did tweak a couple things about her like darkening her skin just a touch and other..erm...enhancements. I paired her with DZFire's Maximum Madness car that I Iray'd up with Mech4D's metal shaders and Sedor's Iray car paint. Rebecca's feeling a little Devilish in red with BadKittehCo's Shimmering Shoes & Dress for G3F over at Renderosity

Production Credits

Shimmery Shoes and Dress G2F and G3F Bundle

By BadKittehCo

$19.95 USD 50% Off

$9.98 USD

Comments (4)

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Richardphotos

9:17PM | Mon, 12 October 2015

very impressive paint on the vehicle. the reflection brillance also blinded to the fact there is a beautiful aldy there

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10:53PM | Mon, 12 October 2015

Thanks Richard! Yeah I love those paints from Sedor and the metal shaders/paints/effects from Mec4d. Haha yeah it's always better when there's a beauty involved that's for sure.

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giulband

11:29PM | Mon, 12 October 2015

Beautiful scene composition, render and POV !!!

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11:43AM | Tue, 13 October 2015

Thank you giulband!!

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Greywolf44

11:37AM | Tue, 13 October 2015

Cool POV and wonderful render. The pavement and front tire are real standouts for me, once I get past the obvious (LOL)!!!

tattooedillusions Online Now!

11:46AM | Tue, 13 October 2015

Thanks wolf! I had, imo, a better point of view originally closer to the ground pointing up so those luscious eyes were pointing downward but the blower was completely blocked from view so I decided to go with an overhead view. I also had to take depth completely out this time because the pavement just wasn't looking right. The obvious? Oh you mean the blower! Yeah that looks...wait, what? That's not what you meant? OH!! LOL!

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