Girl 4 by randalthor2

DAZ|Studio • People • posted on Mar 19, 2017

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Yea, I think blue eyes suit her :) Me hopeth you liketh. Full view has more details. Thank you.

Comments (16)

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X-TC

4:31AM | Sun, 19 March 2017

Not fair to upload photos to the DAZ Studio gallery, just saying :P Again, your style of photorealism just blows me away! Not into blue eyed blondes myself, but I am totally into your artwork!

(a tiny little nitpick I have is the earring that seems to defy gravity a little bit, but that may be due to camera tilting? I tilt my cameras all the time, so... blah, I said nothing :) )

randalthor2

4:51AM | Sun, 19 March 2017

Lol, yeah guilty with that earring thingie. I'd love to say I'd fix it, but I can't go through 7 hours of rendering again hehe. I'll be more careful next time :). Thanks you!

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pregiato

5:18AM | Sun, 19 March 2017

What an incredible character... superb work on this one, love the lighting. 👌 👏👏👏 💯 👍👍👍 🙋‍♂️

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contedesfees

5:48AM | Sun, 19 March 2017

Your charming and masterful art work is always a pleasure to see.

dogpinshadow

9:06AM | Sun, 19 March 2017

I would have to agree with X-TC and everyone else...JUST BEAUTIFUL!!

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blankfrancine

9:32AM | Sun, 19 March 2017

Finely done.

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jdstrider

11:31AM | Sun, 19 March 2017

Great photorealism, I wonder if you are using a noise filter in the render or applying softening filter in post work to achieve that look?

randalthor2

7:53PM | Sun, 19 March 2017

Actually I use both lol. But from what I understand they work different ways. Noise filter in DS is to eliminate the noise. In PS, I add it back but with a greater control of where I want the noise to be :) Thanks!

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