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Published: 2018-11-17 11:05:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 5621; Favourites: 132; Downloads: 42
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Another experiment with Wheel of Time fan art in DAZ Studio and Iray. This time playing around with Egwene al'Vere. She is the Watcher of the Seals, The Flame of Tar Valon, The Amyrlin Seat. No post work.- Leyton Hair for Genesis 3 Female(s) and Genesis 2 Female(s)
- Chace Hair for Genesis 3 Female(s) and Genesis 2 Female(s)
- Sally Hair for Genesis 3 Female(s) and Genesis 2 Female(s)
- Tatum Hair for Genesis 3 Female(s)
- IDG dForce - Ponchos & Tabards
- dForce - Lily Dress for G8F
- InStyle - dForce - Lily Dress for G8F
- dForce - Lilium Dress for G8F
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Thank you, I am learning a lot by trying to get the details from the series right with the 3D assets I have
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Thank you, I am learning a lot by trying to get the details from the series right with the 3D assets I have
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Great job on the dresses and dforce, and especially Egwene - her outfit is so beautifully done!
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Thank you for all your kindness and encouragement,
PsiDeschain pointed me to a great dForce thread here . It's not specific to clothes, but a lot of the principles can be applied broadly. I played with "freeze simulation" feature for layering all the clothing in this experiment
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Thank you, I am learning a lot by trying to get the details from the series right with the 3D assets I have
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Thank you, I learned a lot about layering dForce clothing in this experiment
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Thank you, I have learned a lot about dForce and dresses during these latest experiments
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really like the color transitions in her dress, cape and hair.
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Thank you, I think I found a nice way to blend the colors in her dress
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Did you have to create your own textures or did you just need to adjust the base colors? I love the rainbow sash! This whole image has lots of little details I'm really enjoying.
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Thank you, I did create a few custom textures, mainly the shawl. I learned a lot about how simply modifying "IDG dForce - Ponchos & Tabards" textures and masks I could get something a little more accurate to the details from the books
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You and Magnus keep talking about this Texture Modifying thing. I haven't really done that in so long that now I have this weird aversion to it. Should probably get over that after seeing the kinds of results you all are getting.
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I didn't do much just opened the textures in Photoshop and made a few adjustments
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Cool outfits and the alignment with the circle
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Thank you, I am having fun trying to create some experiments based on a story with lots of characters and details
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Great - looking forward to see more!
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Thank you for all your support and encouragement
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You're so welcome my friend
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I just used one of the default gold Iray shaders
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I am amazed that it sheds that much light, that's pretty cool!
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Thank you for all your encouragement
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You are most welcome Joe I do look forward to viewing your work
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Thank you, It's my favorite fantasy series and I have learned a lot try to make the characters. It pushed me outside my comfort zone to try and get the details with the assets I have
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That's great. I've really been trying to do the same and be progressive with the approach. That is inspiring to me.
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Thank you, I couldn't resist trying another technique for layering the dForce clothing
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Thank you, I couldn't resist trying your "freeze simulation" idea for layering
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Thank you, I couldn't resist trying another technique for layering the dForce clothing
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I haven’t done much work with dforce.
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Admittedly, I never did finish the WoT series. Perhaps I already mentioned that several times already, but there's still something sort of nostalgic with seeing your interpretations of the characters. They remind me of the enjoyment I had of the books I did read. She looks quite beautiful, Joe, but then everything you create is full of rich detail and wonderful quality.
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I kind of did the same thing with the series. I reached a point where I gave up on it when nothing really drove the story forward after 1,000 plus pages. Then the final book came out and I had to see how it ended. It impressed me so much that I went back and read the books I skipped. Once I heard they were making a TV show on Amazon I thought I would give the audiobooks a try (it helps that they are free from my library). They are narrated by a husband and wife team and really help bring something to the characterization and keep your interest through some of the slower section of the story. Plus I always wanted to try a large battle from the series and it involves all these characters, so I needed to prep them for battle
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I might have to try the audiobooks. Thanks!
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