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Published: 2016-03-10 03:25:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 980; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 47
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Another quick experiment with Daz Studio 4.9 and Β Victoria 7. This time I got a little side tracked with the posing
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Nice way to take the metaphor literally.
One thing is bugging me for a long time now, I hope you don't mind me asking: why do all your works have "a quick experiment with..." as a description? I mean, besides them being very nice and in my opinion finished works, what is it that you keep experimenting for? Is there going to be a work omnis in the end?
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Thanks,
The reason I keep using "a quick experiment with..." is because I am doing each of these image as quick (under two hours) tests to see how the different software works (ie. materials, posing, lighting, composition, ect).Β Most of these images start with a vague idea on what the final image will look like (some of the results work out, most do not) , so I consider them "experiments".Β For example, this image started out with a completely different idea and in the posing phase I stumbled on to the idea of contrasting Victoria 7's soft skin against hard metallic industrial surfaces.
Some of these "experiments" have led me to want to create a final movie, but the limitations of long render times and narrative have kept me "experimenting" to find better possible solutions. Or it could be that I am scatter brained and get distracted easily
Additionally, I have found that in my local market that there is a bias against DAZ products as unprofessional, so these images are mainly a hobby to keep me out of trouble while I am in-between profitable work.
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Ah, ok, thanks for explanation. I guess we all have the tendency, once started with a specific effect, that we only wanted to try out for fun or just to see how it works, to finish a piece if not two or three. Same for starting out with an idea, and ending with a completely different concept.
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