Ed 1930 - No Retouch by Gogger
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just thought I'd post a render with absolutely NO touch-ups (cropped image and added my signature, but nothing else) of Danae's "The Metropolitan Collection - Edinburgh M4". The realism is just amazing. ZERO postwork.
Be sure to check it out in full size! (1920x1200)
The glasses are from Poser's stock character/prop James with ParrotDolphin's Metals for Poser material.
The clothing is 'Menswear 1930 for M4' from DAZ.
Two lights were used, a front spot and a rim light from Colm's 'IDL STUDIO 2' at RuntimeDNA.
Comments (14)
That is one hell of a realistic dude. I have Dublin and London and they are really good also. I do wonder what Glasgow is going to look like! I presume you used Reality 2 for the render and not Firefly.
Thanks! Actually, this is a Firefly render! I think it took about 20 minutes. I really love REALITY, but sometimes it is hard for me to get the materials right.
Amazing work!
Exceptional,
outstanding result
superb portrait, excellent render and texturing
Splendid creation my friend!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
With no postwork? Awesome. The lighting is perfect for the feel of the character too. Great image.
Absolutely great work !!!!!
Marvelous realism in this character.
wonderful portrait
Awesome portrait. I just had some days ago a look on the new guy from the Metropolitan Collection and it seems that this is another "must have" ;) Hopefully Danae will do some more guys! Wonderful work of yours!
Thanks for the comments! I agree - it would be awesome if Danae would do more male figures!
Dayum!
Excelent work !
I think I'm going to have to break down and learn how to use Poser now.. what an inspiring picture. thanks for sharing.