I have always dabbled in art since I was a kid. I stumbled across Poser 4, enjoyed creating images, and got hooked into the 3D world. I did a little in product creation, but it didn't pay the bills, so kept 3D work to a minimum. I was a originally a big Poser fan, but they dropped the ball several years ago with poor development. Their content, and application was continually lacking compared to DAZ, so I begrudging switched to DAZ Studio. Once I got past the learning curve, I was amazed at what DAZ Studio could do, and never looked back.
I've created a few images here and there, but lately several people started asking me to create characters for them, so I decided to also post them online to share with other 3D art fans. Hope you enjoy the work as much as I enjoy creating them.
I realize my image creations are kind of all all over the place, with not much focus on a single genre, and that's due to product sales. I watch the sales on different sites, and when I see something cool it forms a picture of what I want to create. Great for diversity, horrible for my wallet.
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Comments (3)
PhthaloBlue
Very lovely scene!
gimley7
Thanks mate!
FurNose
Awesome!
I, my self, am still trying to find a good way in such scenes to make the impression of the clothing in and slightly above the waterline to look wet and soaked. Unfortunately I haven't succeeded yet in a for me acceptable degree (I think, I must try harder )
gimley7
Wetting an object can be a pain, especially something that's only partially wet. Doing that seems to work best in post work with layers. In this instance I just changed the water opacity, and used the volumetrics of the water object to help, as well as the dforce of the dress. Dforce can be a great tool, but a lot of the time it just does some strange stuff. I had to run multiple simulations in different positions, to get the dress to cooperate. Dfroce would get about half way through the simulation and the dress would explode, but it finally worked. Ever render I do I think I learn something. Unfortunately as I get older I'm forgetting more than I learn. ;-)
uncollared
Wonderful setting and lighting.
gimley7
Thanks as always!