Prince Charming by RRun
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Description
For years I have been a happy user of Corel Photopaint, which catered for the needs I had postworking both photos and renders. However seeing other artist's renders made me wanting more, and now I have to teach an old dog (i.e.my brain) a new trick: Photoshop. So here my first attempt in postworked DoF (which I usually create right in the rendering process): so, meet Prince Charming.
Comment & suggestions welcome - and I surely will have a lot of questions =).
Should you have any useful hints for good tutorials - just let me know.
Comments (10)
longprong
I've always shied away from Photoshop but do have a copy of Corel Painter 2015, though not got around to using for poser/daz post work. I use Faststone Image Viewer to add my little logo to images before upload. I know that Corel 2015 has loads of dof and lighting effects and must try them on rendered images sometime. Great first play with photoshop and what a charming character :)
giulband
Wonderful expression and good portrait !!
pregiato
Lovely work, as always.
Cyve
I love his expression !
velleman
He has charming soul :-). Excellent character, first class image!
makennedy
Oh yeah, He's got it goin' on!!!
UteBigSmile
Formidable!
romangirl
Very charming!
nefertiabet
Fun work!!! :)
Navi
Nicely done, although i'm like you, I prefer to render DoF, otherwise it doesn't look realistic (unconsistant with distance from the camera, etc). But on the other hand, posworked DoF can be useful to fake tilt-shift lenses :)