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Here's the story of the development of a new character for you. From top left to bottom right:-

1. After 6-8 hours of morphing my base character and trying a lot of different hairstyles, I finally get a character I'm reasonably happy with. I set her up with an HDRI for lighting and background with some extra front lights and see how she turns out.

2. She had too much blusher, so I changed that. I didn't like the original texture of the outfit, so I just used a lace shader on the first picture, but it didn't look right. So after a couple of hours in Photoshop, I made a new texture using lace but with proper edging and JUST the right amount of transparency. I changed the HDRI as I didn't like the first one.

3. The lighting in picture 2 wasn't right and didn't show off the texture well enough, so I fixed that and she's just about right.

4. Her eyes are a bit too black so I changed one of the two layers of eye shadow I normally use to a lighter colour (Yes, that's the correct spelling. It's not my fault the USA decided to use someone who couldn't spell to write it's first dictionary ) and added a bit more texture to her lips. Add depth of field to blur out the background and put her in a more sultry pose and that will do for another day.

About 16 hours work from start to finish

Daz Stdio and Iray. Outfit textures in Photoshop

Description

Here's the story of the development of a new character for you. From top left to bottom right:-

1. After 6-8 hours of morphing my base character and trying a lot of different hairstyles, I finally get a character I'm reasonably happy with. I set her up with an HDRI for lighting and background with some extra front lights and see how she turns out.

2. She had too much blusher, so I changed that. I didn't like the original texture of the outfit, so I just used a lace shader on the first picture, but it didn't look right. So after a couple of hours in Photoshop, I made a new texture using lace but with proper edging and JUST the right amount of transparency. I changed the HDRI as I didn't like the first one.

3. The lighting in picture 2 wasn't right and didn't show off the texture well enough, so I fixed that and she's just about right.

4. Her eyes are a bit too black so I changed one of the two layers of eye shadow I normally use to a lighter colour (Yes, that's the correct spelling. It's not my fault the USA decided to use someone who couldn't spell to write it's first dictionary ) and added a bit more texture to her lips. Add depth of field to blur out the background and put her in a more sultry pose and that will do for another day.

About 16 hours work from start to finish

Daz Stdio and Iray. Outfit textures in Photoshop