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Published: 2007-03-22 10:13:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 42871; Favourites: 370; Downloads: 4164
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Thanks for viewing!Credits:
V3 (& morphs): Daz
Egypt Hair: FK Design
Gloves: Idler168
βGwenβ Texture: Lululee
Cap, Catsuit, Corset and Crop: Chris_T
PPP/C4D/PSP
All feedback welcomed and appreciated!
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... yes indeed! - thanks for the support!
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thanks for the support!
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thanks for the support!
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please tell me she's the big bad wolf. PLLEEASEE
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I'm searching for this wonderful outfit - since I saw this, I've sleepless nights. You make great artwork !!!
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Thanks for the support!
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Thanks for the comments!
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you are very much welcome!
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spanx for the support - and fav!
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Awesome.
Just the bump maps alone must have taken at least 1 hour!
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Thanks for the support!
hehe, not quite, probably about 30 mins if I remember rightly!
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Gee...could you provide the people out there (that includes me) with a short tutorial about how to create these little but very important details?
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Well, I guess it's mainly about having patience, and going at it through trial and error - oh, and a good idea of what you want to achieve before you start.
The key is a good base UV map of your model (as 'flat' and as 'logically' laid out as possible - try matching the UV map seams with how they would appear in real life - e.g. down the sides of trouser legs).
Then using your drawing software (I use Photoshop), create a new layer. Flood fill this with a basic 50% grey colour.
Then create a further new layer and with a soft brush (with shape dynamics - I use a graphic tablet and pen) draw some creases with a 100% black colour - brush size and settings will depend on your base map size and the item you're creating - I try to make my base map size 2048x1536 - which gives plenty of scope for details.
The creases should try to mirror how they would appear in real life, i.e. they appear around the 'stress' point (e.g. seam joints, where the material is stretched etc) of the fabric.
Then on another new layer do the same thing but with a 100% white brush and run lines in between the black creases you've just drawn. This will give you the 'ups and downs' of the folds etc.
When you're 'happy' with the creases, you can vary the layer opacity until a fairly soft contrast is acheived, then flatten the layers.
I then use a small amount of gaussian blur just to soften the edges, and then change the image to a greyscale one and play around with the contrast/brightness until it looks reasonable (try squinting at it and if it looks like cloth then okay!)
Then its around playing with the bump and material setting on your final renders, to make sure that the lighting picks out the details you've created.
Don't worry, if you become obsessed with this! - I've followed many people in the street just looking at their clothes to see how the folds are produced as they move etc. and got some very funny looks of people!!
Hope this helps
Chris_T
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Thanks for the all the info, Chris!
BTW: I'm obsessed with everything I do although I'd rather prefer the term "passionate"!
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You're welcome !
No, 'obsessed' was the word used to describe me by the woman I was following!
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I almost forgot: Thanks for adding Femme Fatale to your favourites!
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You're welcome -keep up the excellent work!
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I'm not as nearly as good as you are (I can't even handle Cinema3D), but thanks for the compliment!
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Oh....oh well, as long as it helps you to create such great artworks, you may follow all the women you want!
Keep up the great work!
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hehe - following women - don't let the missus hear you say that!!
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i like so much this kind of work.....Fantastico
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Amazingly hot. Her black catsuit and corset are so sexy. I also like her face and the look in her eyes.
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All i can do is whimper and stare! Fantastic...as is all your work!
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Thanks for your support
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I'm with Sabby.. Where can I buy that outfit!? Simply gorgeous pic.
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Wow, I love that outfit, do you sell it someplace??? Hehe, and she could spank me with that stick... anytime.
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Thanks - never sell! - maybe a freestuff at some stage - still fitting issues and morphs to sort out.
Yep she could me too, although crops are mainly for 'show' - the real 'ouch' factor comes from a cane!
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Mmmm... Sounds yummy!
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