Gentleman At Dusk by MKeyes
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
No story, I just keep trying to get back in the swing of things with my art. I used to do this which helped in my writing. That too is suffering... but I'm working my way back up through it. I've become lazy with my work.
In anycase... Daz Studio IRay - giving it a go. I have a lot to learn, but my my can Daz now rock!
Character:
Gianna alter a bit @Daz
Genesis 2 male
Hair: Drifter Hair
Wearing: Gentlemen for Regency
Rendered with version Daz Studio 4.8.0.59
I hope to be back... cheers and thanks for dropping by!
Comments (10)
Mercy, it was a pleasure to see you post again after such a long absence. You certainly haven't lost any of you're touch as this image is super-sensational.
The lighting and the setting work well, I also like the pov, good stuff MK!
A very beautiful portrait, I like the expression and the POV !!!!
Very sensual portrait.
stunning work sweetie!!!
So wonderfully done,what a handsome guy in elegant clothes**********
He's looking pretty good - Smile!
Fabulous character!
Great image
A fine figure of a man! Strong and handsome, wonderful render. Yes I have seen some great art with Daz Iray, I switched to poser years ago because Daz was sadly lacking, they are catching up it seems. But, still sticking with Poser since3 that is what I know now and too much hassle to switch over.
Smile - I use them both. I am more comfortable in Daz Studio - but I simply ADORE what Poser can do. I can never choose one over the other as they both have their strong points. It all depends on what I wish to achieve with the render. Both render machines can share the same library... so really, there is nothing to going from one to the other. I have done so since Poser 5 - and I always upgrade to the newest of BOTH... hahahaha - I love having the best of both worlds! Muah