Glitterati3D
Dances with Bees
Thanks! That's a personal pet peeve of mine about 3D in general - the figures are too perfect, making them a dead giveaway as 3D.
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Show Us Your Dawn Renders!
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Thanks! That's a personal pet peeve of mine about 3D in general - the figures are too perfect, making them a dead giveaway as 3D.
Hornet3d
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Hornet3d
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True, unless ordinarily you never where shoes at all
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I thought the same thing at first but then thought it could still be true as, if you are used to being barefoot, you maybe more likely to stumble in flip-flops. Not that I am an expert and I am not going to try it out
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The body shape-1 and narrow shoulders me like.
very nice!
Me195
Extraordinary
I thought the same thing at first but then thought it could still be true as, if you are used to being barefoot, you maybe more likely to stumble in flip-flops. Not that I am an expert and I am not going to try it out
As a kid I never wore shoes except to school. That included many treks deep into the woods. Occasionally there would be some terrain little too rough for bare feet, so I used to carry along some flip flops. I still had to be careful with the flip flops though because the front part can pick up rocks and sticks. Also even with a sturdy pair you have to be careful that you don't rip the top part out while you're climbing. I always found wearing shoes or boots would make balance more difficult because I wasn't used to them on such uneven terrain. Now that I'm a little older I don't have monster calluses on my feet, and I've been domesticated somewhat I wear shoes all the time. I never go hiking anymore without a good pair of hiking shoes or boots. I think if I tried to go barefoot or with flip flops now I'd probably roll my ankle. Probably a good idea not to try it out.
Me195
Extraordinary
Very nice job. I really like the detail on the skin.
yes, another centauress.
Excellent render. I love your centaur characters. They are all so unique.
I'm no anime aficionado, but I do watch them from time to time. I've seen enough of them to know you did a fantastic job.
That is a great character as well as great poses.
Me195
Extraordinary
Hornet3d
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Love this one, she is clearly having fun, the lighting is great and the bike looks the business.
Hornet3d
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As a kid I never wore shoes except to school. That included many treks deep into the woods. Occasionally there would be some terrain little too rough for bare feet, so I used to carry along some flip flops. I still had to be careful with the flip flops though because the front part can pick up rocks and sticks. Also even with a sturdy pair you have to be careful that you don't rip the top part out while you're climbing. I always found wearing shoes or boots would make balance more difficult because I wasn't used to them on such uneven terrain. Now that I'm a little older I don't have monster calluses on my feet, and I've been domesticated somewhat I wear shoes all the time. I never go hiking anymore without a good pair of hiking shoes or boots. I think if I tried to go barefoot or with flip flops now I'd probably roll my ankle. Probably a good idea not to try it out.
I have been a wimp since birth so no barefoot for me, well at least not outdoors. Sadly, with my diabetes, barefoot anything, with the exception of sleeping is a definite No No.
Thanks! A lot of people think Anime is about the celshading, when in reality it's about the art style.
Wow, great scene! Love the materials! ^^
Me195
Extraordinary
Thank you very much.
I know you're using the term metaphorically, but I don't see it as wimpy deciding not to invest time in hardening your feet. There is a difference between tough and durable. It's a lot harder for a person to admit they are wrong than it is to break a log in half with your bare feet. I'm sorry to hear that you have diabetes. I know what a pain that can be. Wait you're not supposed to go around barefoot when you have diabetes? Doh
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Very nice start. There is excellent detail for such a dark scene. I'll definitely be taking notes on this one.
Thanks! A lot of people think Anime is about the celshading, when in reality it's about the art style.
You're welcome. Very true. It even has art styles within art styles.
Thank you.
Hornet3d
Wise
Thank you very much.
....... I'm sorry to hear that you have diabetes. I know what a pain that can be. Wait you're not supposed to go around barefoot when you have diabetes? Doh
I have had diabetes for some years now so I guess I am used to it, as much as you get used to an illness anyway. One of the side effects of diabetes is damage to done both to circulation and nerves and the resulting loss of feeling. The other factor with loss of circulation is that any cuts and abrasions refuse to heal. There have been cases where diabetes sufferers have cut their feet when barefoot and not realised that they have done so. If not treated, in extremes, it can mean loss of a foot or worse. Happily I still have the sense of feelings in my feet but I still do not walk around barefoot. You are also meant to remain very active which sounds OK but that also becomes more difficult with age, it's a hard life but it still beats the alternative by a long way
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Me195
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I have had diabetes for some years now so I guess I am used to it, as much as you get used to an illness anyway. One of the side effects of diabetes is damage to done both to circulation and nerves and the resulting loss of feeling. The other factor with loss of circulation is that any cuts and abrasions refuse to heal. There have been cases where diabetes sufferers have cut their feet when barefoot and not realised that they have done so. If not treated, in extremes, it can mean loss of a foot or worse. Happily I still have the sense of feelings in my feet but I still do not walk around barefoot. You are also meant to remain very active which sounds OK but that also becomes more difficult with age, it's a hard life but it still beats the alternative by a long way
I have type 1 diabetes. It went undiagnosed until I was in my early 30's. That's when I figured something was up because I was drinking a ridiculous amount of water and my feet were going numb. I guess I should stop going barefoot around the house. I'm still fairly young so I don't usually have problems staying active. Although there are other factors that make it increasingly more difficult as time goes on. Still you are 100% correct it does beat the alternative
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Hornet3d
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I have type 1 diabetes. It went undiagnosed until I was in my early 30's. That's when I figured something was up because I was drinking a ridiculous amount of water and my feet were going numb. I guess I should stop going barefoot around the house. I'm still fairly young so I don't usually have problems staying active. Although there are other factors that make it increasingly more difficult as time goes on. Still you are 100% correct it does beat the alternative
Sorry to hear you have type 1 diabetes, I know the impact that type 2 has on my life so I have some comprehension what it must mean and I am well aware that type 1 has more impact. I was diagnosed in my late forties, which is common for type 2, and it was only discovered after I was taken to hospital with chest pains during a brief working visit to Australia. I was surprised at the time but on my return to the UK discovered there is a family history of diabetes on my mother's side. I have never been a fast food junkie which added to my surprise but in Australia I was told it was more likely to be my lifestyle, missing meals due to high workload and irregular meal times due in part to my International travel. It is a theory that does not seem to be supported by the health professionals in the UK but they do share the Australian health teams concern about those who have the illness but have not been diagnosed. There is a lot they can do to control diabetes these days but those not diagnosed are going to have the full complications of diabetes if not treated.