Tosha portrait by johnny_damnit
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Just trying to get comfortable with Poser. Thank you vis151 and linwhite for explaining how to conform the clothing. It seems to work well on some items but if the character has special morphs I get poke through. I definitely like the quality of the renders but the set up of the scenes are still difficult for me. Thank you for your comments and favorites on my last image.
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Comments (20)
EXCELENTE IMAGEN, ES UNA CREACION FANTASTICA. FELICIDADES.
Very nice. Like the lighting. Great render.
Very nicely done!
Awesome image!!
Great one! Really nicely done!
Looks like you're getting a wonderful handle on Poser! A beautiful portrait!
Beautiful portrait. Good light and render.
Beautiful portrait. Very pretty. Nice job :)
Beautiful portrait and wonderful lighting! Great job Johnny!
Oh you're not alone mate... clothing can be the pits to fit all the morphed shapes of V3 and V4... that's why i tend to render my images without clothes... you know... just showing off the merchants morphing skills as it were... great eyes BTW in this one!
What a wonderful face!!!! A marvelous character and the light is perfect!!! Georgeous work Johnny!! Hugs Ute
Stunning !!! Really beautiful image !!! Excellent artwork, my dear !!! 5* Merry Christmas to you and yours !!! Hugs:):):)
Nice overall lighting and atmosphere.
beautiful model and great light setting....lovely done my friend....and Merry CHristmas to you and yours!! :-)
Beautiful portrait my friend, you did a fine job and Merry Christmas
Wonderful work! She is a beauty for sure. Don't worry after a while you'll get used to spinning the dials to get the clothes to fit. Tip: Always make sure you have Victoria and body selected before adding the clothes. If you have the hair selected for example the clothes will have serious poke throughs and will take a lot of spinning dials to get them to fit. Have fun!
Excellent portrait Johnny! Beautiful eyes! All the best for 2009! 5++
Amazing portrait, lights and render Johnny!!
Fascinating portrait!!
I must say that this is NOT a "beginner" image. It's so nicely done. I'd say you have made a great start. For "Poke Through" you can 1. hide the body part 2. morph, reposition or enlarge the clothing....or... 3. clone it out in postwork. On some clothes, it takes all three of these. Conforming clothes is definitely a misnomer, since most of them take work to fit and then some just never do. BTW...I love the lighting in this...very artistic.