Step By Step by HopeFadesEternal

DAZ|Studio • Work In Progress • posted on Feb 08, 2015

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Description

Time has been a little short as we have been receiving snow virtually everyday for over a month now. I finally took a little time the other day to work on another character, my better half. Since I have been working on my character in HD lately, I found a HD character which gave me a very good start for him too. So far I haven't morphed too much, but since I have rendered this I have made a few more tweaks; so it's going to be a little progress here and there until I'm satisfied. Thanks for viewing, hope you all have a good week too.

Comments (6)

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goodoleboy

8:15PM | Sun, 08 February 2015

LUCKY GUY! Splendid color, composition, lighting effects and delineation in this wonderful concept. Is she supposed to be your alter ego? You get snow every day, and I get perpetual unseasonal sunshine and warm days, sans rain.

HopeFadesEternal

4:04PM | Mon, 09 February 2015

Alter ego, yes. She is the more outgoing and daring me. She has better posture too as my back is all but shot at this time, and the almost daily snow we have been receiving for over the past month is doing me in. She also doesn't have the touches of grey in her hair, rather the tinges of red that once were briefly there and return with a vengeance(often orange) any time I try to dye my hair anything other than darker browns. Shapewise, I used the measurement resource tool when creating myself and am pretty much spot on. However, getting the facial features correct has still been a challenge. Not getting all the wrinkles is fine; though I do not really have many yet either. If you can, send some sunshine up this way; I'm forgetting what the sun even looks like. Grey skies, I think we all got that down just fine.

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