Portrait of Abbi by teecee2107
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Description
Another experiment with closeup and skin texture. Not still satisfied, more work needed ...
As usual, posed in Daz Studio 3 and all the rest (lights, materials and rendering) in Octane Render.
Pathtracing kernel, two emitting planes for lighting
Postwork in Gimp only for resizing and signature.
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Many thanks too for your supportive comments on my previous image.
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Models used :
Victoria 4.2 (Daz3D)
MRL Abby (Mihrelle)
Leandro hair (3Dream/Mairy)
Feel free to visit my gallery
Models used :
Victoria 4.2 (Daz3D)
MRL Abby (Mihrelle)
Leandro hair (3Dream/Mairy)
Comments (18)
C'est un joli portrait. Je trouve que les cheveux sont très réalistes.
Great looking face.
Cute. Looks like a tom-boy. ")
dang nab she is foxy, nice work..
Nice work on the skin!
Excellent work
Un joli portrait et grain de peau, les cheveux sont vraiment réalistes ... Cela me rappelle les rendus avec Vray, le résultat est joli mais la peau a l'air un peu sèche, par contre je ne sais pas comment améliorer ça ;-)
Excellent detail, and superb light srttings
very beautiful... nice texturing, close ups are tough, but you've done a great job with this.
Very nice. Simple portraits are sometimes the best images as they are stunning in their simplicity. Great work!
Excellent!
Great work
Xcellent closeup portrait!
Nice lighting!
Très jolie portrait!
another great octane render of portrait. great skin texture. not sure how octane works. but IMHO if you can add some kind of fine noise to the specular setting, it might break the glossiness of her skin, especially on the nose area while still maintaining the specular level. good luck experimenting :)
Such a realistic portrait my friend, incredible render, congratulations!
Beautiful,