Miki4 and the Mirror by purdon
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Miki 4, preparing for a date, inspects her image in a mirror.
I made the textures used on Miki's clotthing in GIMP and the vanity in Blender (originally as a drum top table), in Vue (two tables joined together and topped by a curved mirror), and in Blender (adding Poser stock textures and created textures after import as an obj file).
In addition, the vanity lights are the first time I have been able to use Poser point lights as practical lights inside a light bulbs textured with Poser's stock frosted glass texture. It turned out pretty good I think.
This is a Poser 12 Superfly render.
Comments (3)
It has been ages since I saw Miki here. Nice image.
I use Miki figures quite a bit, particularly in my Star Trek Fanfics, Her arms are a bit problematic (they don't handle twist very well), but I like her anyway.
Looking through my gallery you'll see a number of characters based on the Miki figures.
I've pretty much stopped buying frm DAZ because they don't support Poser any more,,,,
Actually hands don't twist. Twist the forearms instead.f Grab your forearm hard and try to twist your hand. You can't. Similarly the forearm doesn't go side to side. The shoulder twists instead.
Actually DAZ is still selling most of their old V4 content even A3! When I search DAZ to verify source of past purchases I usually find it and often it is on sale. There isn't anything new but there is lots of the old stuff. I find that DAZ is far better than Rendo in continuing to sell old Poser content.
That's true about hands vs forearms, but it's the forearm twist that I find problematic at times
As far as DAZ goes, I have to say that issues with the Dson packager also put me off them.