Captured by nirvy

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jun 18, 2003

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This is my first Poser Image, I've been learning 3 weeks now and I really hope to get some tips and any comment at all, from all of you....they will be much appreciated. Background Bryce 5 Image Poser 4 Daz Vicky clothing altered by me Daz Fantasy Wrap LongHair by Kozaburo Jewellery by LP props Lighting DNA Moonlights

Comments (7)

Solomen

1:16AM | Wed, 18 June 2003

Good job :p

Dash

2:36AM | Wed, 18 June 2003

Nice expression she really looks captured, the hair look nice how did you get it to spread in the back like that? very well done :)

bggraphics

11:04AM | Wed, 18 June 2003

Girl, you are by far my best studentsmile What you have grasped in the last 3 weeks is amazing !! You have the potential of becoming a renowned poser artist, and i am grateful to share my passion with you. Keep up the great work !!!! Paul Blu Gnome Graphics

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SNAKEY

11:28AM | Wed, 18 June 2003

AWWWWWW WHO CAPTURED THE POOR BUTTERFLY!! SIGH!!! GREAT WORK NIRVY....... DON'T STOP, GO ON....

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shadowblade

5:11PM | Sat, 21 June 2003

Simply fantastic, for a "first" effort. The pose and expression are very good. I can't wait to see how your artistry developes.

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TalonGE

5:48PM | Sat, 05 July 2003

OK, Nirvy, let's see,... first of all, good work, and you show a good eye for composition and feel, meaning the colors, the subject matter, the action all lead to the same place. If I had any constructive criticizm, it would be detail. That's usually the thing that makes the difference between your early work and your later work,... somewhere along the way, you realize the masterpiece is in the details. So, go for a high res (or at least medium for this shot) Vicky texture, use subtle bump maps and specularity in the right places (lips for instance), go for some asymmetry in the pose (not necessarily in the piece), and work the reflections of the subject into the water and the water wall beside her. Keep at it, you've obviously got an artistic eye, just defeat the beast that is Poser, and you're there.

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