Been playing at the 3D game since the late 90s and the days of creating text files to describe objects and textures with POVRay. Moved up to blender and then Cinema4D but got tired of having to create everything from scratch.
My preferred weapon of choice is Carrara 8, though I do sometimes miss the beautiful output of Cinema4D's rendering engine. My preferred subject matter tends to be science fictional. As a lapsed writer and having exhausted my authorial voice back in the 90s, I've found the staging of 3D pieces to be a fine way to exercise my imagination and enjoy a very cool hobby at the same time.
Kick back and look around. I hope you have as much fun here as I do.
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Comments (12)
GrandmaT
She looks great!
flavia49
fabulous work
renmmk
Looks good
Roco43
Nice work
Mondwin
Cool pose and work my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.HUgsxx Whylma
Desgar
Great looking model, 'Monkey. I have to try a similar shader method for my characters' hair.
art-ella
It`s not simple. It´s great. I like it.
PhilW
Nice image! My breakthrough in rendering strand based hair in Octane came when I tried using a specular material (essentially coloured glass!), might be worth a try in Keyshot.
Cyve
Marvelous portrait and fantastic expression !!!
rajib
Beautifully done.
claude19
excellent portrait with wonderful tones...excellent work around the eyes !!!
designem
I did the same thing with one of my characters where the polygons show during render. I have no idea what I pressed to make it do it. The hair looks great here.