Acolyte by paul_gormley

Poser • Portraits • posted on Jun 28, 2020

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Description

A second sketch using an image generated in Poser, tweaked with filters in Filter Forge before manipulating a few layers in Pixelmator Pro. Feb 2008 V4 in all her dated glory and Modo mesh Chiton by Sshodan Platform: MacBookAir6,2 i7 (Gen8), 2core 1processor, 8GBram

Comments (15)

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JoeJarrah

3:36AM | Sun, 28 June 2020

this works really nicely with the "sketch" effect. I still use v4 for 99% of my renders... dated maybe but evergreen too!

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ikke.evc

4:02AM | Sun, 28 June 2020

Nicely done.

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UteBigSmile

4:28AM | Sun, 28 June 2020

It's not nicely done Paul, it's wonderfully done, because there is a lot of work behind! I wish you and yours a nice Sunday, take care and stay healthy!

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ontar1

5:45AM | Sun, 28 June 2020

Looks fantastic!

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iborg64

5:55AM | Sun, 28 June 2020

Splendid image you fooled me from the thumbnail thinking you'd used one of those old fashioned bits of wood with graphite running down the middle 😀. Its worked very well indeed

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NobbyC

7:44AM | Sun, 28 June 2020

Great image!!!

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perpetualrevision

10:47AM | Sun, 28 June 2020

Lovely portrait with an amazing pencil sketch effect!! Did you use a downloaded filter in Filter Forge or create your own? I've used FF to make textures but have never managed to get a result like this using it on a render! And hey, there's nothing "dated" about V4 -- you can find fresh, new ways to use her for at least another ten years! Good to see another user on a MacBook :-)

paul_gormley

5:06PM | Mon, 29 June 2020

used three filters, after trying twenty or so, Pencil, Charcoal and Pencil Draw; I have only played around with the settings rather than try and change how they work, not sure my brain is wired the right way to do that :) after getting three or four versions from FitlerForge I layer them in Pixelmator Pro (a simplified Photoshop) and use the transparency setting to extract what I consider to be the best contribution of each...

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