Dryad for G2F by will2power
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I get a lot of inspiration for projects from Deviant Art, but this one really blew me away and I wanted to try it:
http://neilvermilion.deviantart.com/art/Dryad-38-484987294
The Dryad from World of Warcraft never looked so sexy. I thought about trying this for Poser, but I'm working on some things in learning Daz Studio (Morphing sucks! Morphing Sucks! Morphing Sucks!... There --it's off my chest now...)
I've never done Geografts, but I couldn't resist giving it a go. I find DAZ is a lot more forgiving when it comes to rigging clothing, but I've never tried to model anything like this before. Surprisingly, the basic geometry wasn't that hard --the sucky part was adapting the geograft piece to the Genesis 2 frame. There was some ugly geometry in the first couple of tries.
I have to give proper thanks to Fugazi1968. I would never have become half as proficient at Silo without his many wonderful tutorials
I'm not even thinking about rigging at the moment, but I think I'm going to try to make it as fully poseable as I can make it.
Comments (3)
My hat is off to you sir. I am just learning silo myself. 3D modeling takes a lot of time and patience. This will definitely make a fine model even with a minimum amount of pose-ability. Can't wait to see the final outcome.
Very Cool.
Awesome work looking forward to seeing the completed project