Hornet3d
Wise
Thanks, it is a great set but then Jack's products are always great. All I have done is played with a few of the materials and the lighting which is a mix of point lights and emitters.
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Thanks, it is a great set but then Jack's products are always great. All I have done is played with a few of the materials and the lighting which is a mix of point lights and emitters.
Saphirewild
Brilliant
Have you ever tried the ghost lights yet Hornet?
Hornet3d
Wise
jvrenderer
Eager
Sara featuring Biscuits' Gili Hair 3 in 1. Biscuits first full Genesis 8 Female hair set
Saphirewild
Brilliant
They are great lighting for indoor lights in IRay you can set them just about anywhere and they give you a photoreal render every time. If you would like a link to the sales page let me know.
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Hornet3d
Wise
Sorry, my mistake, I should have made it clear that I use Poser and so my render used Superfly. One of the reasons I have so many of Jack's products is he is one of the few vendors still providing a Poser version of such scenes.
Rokket
Dances with Bees
I made a lot of mistakes, and I really need to dig into some tutorials on coloring, shading, and getting things to look like shiny metal with the tools I have. But I am happy so far with the Wacom tablet.
jvrenderer
Eager
Once you've gone stylus, you'll never go back to that rodent.
Metal is all about the shading/highlights Rokket (kinda like what you did with the legs, you highlighted the middle but forgot to put some shadows at the edges). Look at metal objects and see how all the different metals react to light (for example, brushed steel looks totally different to polished steel as the light reflects differently).
Also that's where Daz and Poser come in handy, do a render with the lighting you want, then you can see where highlights/shadows fall (Iray and Superfly are great if you want realistic shadows)
Also that's where Daz and Poser come in handy, do a render with the lighting you want, then you can see where highlights/shadows fall (Iray and Superfly are great if you want realistic shadows)
Rokket
Dances with Bees
Thanks. I was going off a reference image, and I know where the light and shadows should go. What I need to learn is how to use the tools I have to reproduce those effects.
Rokket
Dances with Bees
I am still getting used to it. I won't go back to the mouse for drawing, but everything else I will still use it. It's too touchy for me, and I have to learn how to control the pressure.
I did it when I was still doing traditional art, then I got sick.
well we do have the racing tack just not the jockey silks (clothing) although one of the genesis people do if you know how to fit other items to Dusk/Dawn. I'd love some racing poses, not just racing, but sitting on the horse like in the round yard, getting up onto the horse (they normally have someone help them cause horse big, jockey small lol), that kind of thing