Show Us Your Dawn Renders!

[Rae134]

Thanks Ken

LIE is Layer Image Editor in DS, I'm not sure if its just in the the latest DS tho. Using the Layered Image Editor [Documentation Center]

 

[Pendraia]

LIE has been around for a long time.

 

[Seliah (Childe of Fyre)]

@Ken1171 Thank you for the explanation!

 

[Ken1171]

Ohh, I see what this is now. I do those things with shader nodes in both Poser and DS, and we can stack as many overlays as needed. Poser 11 has added material "Layers", but I still stick to overlays because it's a universal method that works everywhere, and in any renderer. The advantage of sticking to standard methods is that we can replicate them everywhere using the same steps.

For example, the new P11 layers won't work with previous Poser versions, but overlays will! ^___^

 

[Gadget Girl]

In keeping with my promise to myself that I would start taking more time for my own artwork again... weekends are my time, weekdays are content time. That said, this was the result of this weekend's playing around...

So first off the fox is amazing and steals the show. That being said, I really love how the whips strands of her hair are swept towards the fox. The lines of movement/action? (here's where my lack of formal art training gets me) is really great.

 

[Miss B]

Thanks Ken

LIE is Layer Image Editor in DS, I'm not sure if its just in the the latest DS tho. Using the Layered Image Editor [Documentation Center]

No, I originally "bought" DS 4.0 Advanced, rather than Pro, because I wanted to have the LIE, because I was used to using it in DS 3 Advanced. DS 4.0 Pro was touting bridges to ZBrush and Photoshop Cx (don't remember which version at the moment), and back then I didn't have ZBrush, and was still using Photoshop 7, so the DS4A was better for me.

 

[Lyne]

The Lady In Spain

• Lyne
• Apr 5, 2017
• 3
• spain

inspired by Lully's latest dynamic outfit!!

 

[Chris]

Loving this image Lyne. You sure know what you're doing with all of this.

Well done. Thanks.

 

[Deleted member 325]

There used to be some great Tut's for doing overlays in Poser, though several are long gone now. A few may survive at Rendo (try keywords like Tattoo or Decal). I use them a lot myself, and can try to put together a quick tutorial when I have time (might be a month or so out as I need to do a lot of product catching up).

Which reminds me, I need to find a new home for my muzzle flash tutorial now that RDNA is gone.

 

[Lyne]

Loving this image Lyne. You sure know what you're doing with all of this.

Well done. Thanks.

Awww geee, Thanks, Chris!

 

[Flint_Hawk]

Lovely work Lyne!

 

[Glitterati3D]

DawnSE wearing my Red Carpet dress for her, accessorized with Lully's Flamenco Balero. Rendered in Poser 11 Superfly

 

[Rae134]

ohhh lovely Glitterati! very pretty skin too.

 

[Glitterati3D]

Thanks, Rae. My first attempt at character creation. It's an MR for Dawn from 3Dream.

 

[Rae134]

Well done, she's very pretty. And the bolero suits your dress well too.

 

[Glitterati3D]

Well done, she's very pretty. And the bolero suits your dress well too.

I was fighting with a shawl for the dress, then saw Lully release this and grabbed it up! It's really a beautiful piece of clothing and so versatile.

 

[Flint_Hawk]

Lovely work Glitterati!

 

[Ken1171]

Looks great, Traci! ^^

 

[Glitterati3D]

Lovely work Glitterati!

Thank you, Flint Hawk. Coming from you, that's quite a compliment!

Looks great, Traci! ^^

Thanks, Ken. Another lovely compliment from an accomplished artist.

 

[Hornet3d]

Great work Glitterati, I love the blend of textures and the skin tones, a really good example of what Superfly can do.