Yolanda by Mediacandy

Work In Progress • People • posted on Oct 23, 2022

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Description

So I created this character back in June or July. She was created as the antithesis of Candy (or did I spell her name as Candi?). Anyhoo, I thought I would try to complete both of them starting with Yolanda. The first image is rendered in the native render engine and the second one rendered in iray. Now I don't know why iray didn't render the lighting at all despite being exactly the same project, but I much prefer the native render overall. Thanks for looking and comments are always welcome. Basic arm warmers by Cellygon https://www.reallusion.com/ContentStore/Pack/basic-arm-warmers-bundle-pack Leggings Dark Alice RPublishing

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Comments (5)

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JohnnyM

6:04PM | Sun, 23 October 2022

Great work on your Yolanda character! I find the two images you have here for us to view, to be both rendered well even though they both were rendered in different ways. The main difference for the most part is in the way the lighting and shadows are distributed on the character. I tend to like the look of the first render for a more dramatic look where the lighting is brighter and the shadows are darker and more pronounced.

The second I-ray render offers a more refined look, since the lighting and the shadows are more spread out and tend to blend in well with the character. Depending on the look or mood you are going for, choosing one or the other will always give you pleasing results. Personally I always try to choose the native render when possible since its faster than using an alternative render. I usually end up adding more lights to the scene when using the native render. by adding more lights I am able to create a well lit scene and yet get fast rendering times in the process.

OK I think I went too long on explaining my point of view, sometimes I have been known to use too many words to explain myself...my apologies for rambling on. Keep up the great work! :-)

Mediacandy

11:38PM | Sun, 23 October 2022

Yes, I agree with you. I prefer the first image. It has the atmosphere I was aiming for. iray is ok but you have to do a lot of faffing about if you want to get the atmosphere or look that you can achieve with the embedded renderer. I do like iray if I could get the lighting correct!

I didn't consider your comment to too long. I like good feedback; short comments, or in-depth, they all help me strive achieve more. So thank you :)

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