Happily Surprised by comjek
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Description
Sometimes a surprise makes us so happy that we need to cry.
I do not know if it is WIP or done. Honestly I am not realy happy about the tears yet. In order to keep the skinshading effects, at the moment I only come up either postwork or double rendering, which is a pain. So any hints how to improve them are more than welcome.
Of course any comments and crits reamin welcome as always.
Messy Hair by KOZ
Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy.
Have a nice day and happy rendering.
Comjek
Comments (10)
adm5050
This is one heck of a fine portrait, love them skin tones. Wish I could help with them tears, something I have never tried.
Syltermermaid
A very natural face and very nice made with the tears and the running out Makeup. Which woman don't know that problem. I can only help you in so far that I have done before Stationery for outlook and I have collected a few tears as png, if you want them I can send. Sounds terrible I know, but a way not to destroy the texture of your figure. :o) But your picture is excellent, very well done!
kot23
Very good rendering but what can be done for the tears.. i had the same problem, wanted to make a teardrop reflecting other images, couldn't do it!
1010
Wonderful close-up on those textures, beautiful face!
GOLDILOCKSUK
Brilliant textures. I love the smile the most and her gleaming white teeth, excellent work :) Cathy oxoxox
Cybrea
Wonderful render, great face, eyes and excellent skin !
awadissk
WOW! an excellent image very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SophiaDeer
Beautiful work! I think the tears looks great!
AGentleMuse
Beautiful emotion captured excellently well!!
nicehatman
Not sure if this will help, but have you tried using a specularity map for the tears? I've only used one once, and by accident at that, but I think it could work!