Toons of Summer by will2power
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is an update to Toon Girls of Summer. The guys felt so left out, that they demanded to be a part of the scene. After consulting with the girls, Jazlyn and Kimberly decided along with Amy, Jasmine and Sadie that the boys couldn't be a part of their picture. Sam was dejected, and pouted for the whole scene --but the boys were okay with a little oggling in the background.
This is a 100% Daz Genesis figure scene. All of the figures depicted are 3D Universe's toons.
Each Model is resurfaced with Age of Armour's Subsurface Toon Shader
Models:
Kimberly for Genesis
Toon Amy for Genesis
Jazlyn for Genesis
Jasmine for Genesis
Sadie for Genesis
Sam for Genesis
Jason for Genesis
Various articles of Genesis clothing --too many to list, but many thanks to their creators.
Scene-Sandy Bay
To do this scene, I had to resize the models in order to get them to look right in the Sandy Bay scene. I started out by reducing them to 65%, and then kind of worked from there with each figure until I got them all to looking like they're in correct proportion. Kimberly, Sadie and Jazlyn had to be tweaked even further to get them to look the same size as the others. It was kind of a pain, but the results were more than satisfactory. I really enjoyed putting this one together.

Comments (8)
Very cool scene!
must be a great summer
Awesome job on this!!... all the work paid off... excellently done!!
This is too much fun, I love it !!!!!!!!!!
Cute!
Excellent image and idea!!!
What a great idea for an image. Terrific work getting it done.
Great job!
I don't know if it's intentional, but these figures seem to get the least amount of attention when it comes to render images, even though they seem to have a lot of potential. I've been thinking about doing an actual story with these guys at some point. Don't get me wrong. I like the realism, but not all the time. It's nice to be able to do something toony when you want to.