Days Gone - Hero Leaps by mmitchell_houston
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I'd been having trouble with the harness (chest straps) on the main character in the comic story I'm working on right now. I tried finding a dynamic set, but I didn't locate anything. So, a little more hunting found me this very cool prop: Prae-Epoch for M4 by prae. I'm VERY IMPRESSED with the great fit morphs on this product. They are logical and work exactly as advertised. There are adjustments for the Front, Back, Shoulder, Arm Width (perfect if he were wearing armor), Torso, Chest, Abdomen, Right Side, Left Side... and all the M4 Morphs ++ and Elite Shapes. This is a very solid, well-considered piece of clothing, and I'm very impressed.
Illustration Details: Poser 11 Pro render in Live Comic Book Preview: 3 renders cleaned up and composited in Photoshop, then final touch-ups in Manga Studio 5 EX (aka Clip Studio Paint). After I had set up the figure, I only spent a little more than an hour on the clean-up, so there are still a few rough spots.
UPDATE: There was some error last time I uploaded this. I deleted original post and am resubmitting it in hopes of it clearing things up.
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Comments (7)
Nice progress my friend!!
Thanks! It's coming along... Now to quit fooling around and actually start making some pages!
Great job
Cool - nicely done!!!
Great work once again !!!
outstanding pose and effects
he looks great...love the dynamic pose. Poser does a beautiful job with comic and when it doesn't, it is very easy to create a composite in PShop.
Stunning work - I love your two-tone shading on these.