This Old Man by dburdick
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Vue6I and SkinVue6 - A Re-Render of an older image I did some time ago, this time using Vue6 and SkinVue6. The biggest improvement here is the presence of Sub-Surface Sacttering which makes the face appear more alive. SkinVue6 uses what is sometimes called "Fake" SSS as the SSS calculation is done by using a luminosity map which supplies the render engine the intensity and placement of scattering. The most visible effects of scattering which can be seen here are a light red glow in thinner areas of skin (e.g. the ears), reddening in the shadows, and a reddish pink color in areas that go from light to dark.
Comments (14)
Great image and texture work. :)
Wow, a fantastic face. Great textures. Very well done!!!
This is amazing Dave!The texture looks incredible!!
Looks really excellent my Dear!!!!bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Great character! Ths skin texture is highly realistic as well as the eyebrows! Stunning work! ***** Britta
Oh, my, wonderful work, even got the mole in... fantastic!!
He jumps right off the screen; he's so realistic! Fabulous!
A self portrait?If so a really cool one Dave. Fantastic work you did the last months!
Excellent portrait and texture work.
Bravo! Really appreciate your work and expertise and all the information you share. And i've learned a lot as a result. You've made Vue 6 and Poser so much better together!
That skin looks absolutely fabulous, Dave!!! Your product is awesome!!
Incredibly realistic. Fantastic work, David
Dave, this is a fantastic render. The subtle sss effect is outstanding. For some reason, his eyes don't seem to quite match his face, but I can't put my finger on why. Also, I think the specular (oiliness) could be increased to give more realism, perhaps with more bump. Love the face molding that you have done - presumably in ZB2. Great work.
looks just as good as zbrush.