Staring by face_off

Poser • People • posted on Jun 22, 2005

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I was originally not going to post this render, but Richardson convinced my otherwise. Probably one of my most time consuming renders. From her neck down, I think technically, her pose, skin tones, scultping and shadowing are pretty good (although her left foot is hovering a touch). But I went a little crazy on her face, and I think she would look a lot better with long hair, flowing back over her shoulders. No postwork. P6.

Comments (16)

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CandeeKis

2:01AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Lovely!

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wjr2000

2:08AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

She is gorgeous. I can see she would have taken a lot of time. The left foot looks fine to me.

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RGUS Online Now!

3:25AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Lighting as always is brilliant, shadows are cast just right... I have a problem with her square right shoulder (must be a rower) and her almost "monkey" type face. Too square a jaw perhaps. Like the way you've changed the eyes from each other, as normal people look. Those little glows on her left shoulder and neck really stand out... critical bugger ah!, as if I knew what I was talking about... cooool image Paul, lets see more of your painting as well! (V)

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EnglishBob

3:31AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Well, I'm convinced. Especially since she doesn't have the standard pouty lips and snub nose. I thought that was compulsory. ;)

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philebus

7:08AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Well, I'm very glad you posted, this is one of your best to date. I can't stand the usual Poser faces we see here, you not only morph your own, you do it so well. A beautiful study.

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Morris

7:15AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

That pose is awesome! I so wanted to do a render like that, the skin looks so natural. Now if we can see her do a StripTease ;-)

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archieb

7:23AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

wow amazing realism. The pose is so natural and cool. excellent work!

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Nod

11:23AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Very well done indeed. I agree about giving her longer hair though.

richardson

7:53PM | Wed, 22 June 2005

She's perfect in all her uniqueness. Really outstanding lighting. And the Z'ing too.

UweMattern

11:18PM | Wed, 22 June 2005

Paul, so good Richardson convinced you! The pose is fantastic! Classic art! Realism and lights are top as usual in your work. The backgrond is excellent also. For the hair i agree... ~Uwe

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maxxxmodelz

1:31AM | Thu, 23 June 2005

Very unique character, Paul. The extreme job you did in posing her blows me away. You have that eye for many aspects of convincing realism, and it shows in your work here.

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cake1

4:58AM | Thu, 23 June 2005

I'm really very impressed about what you manage to do mixing the p6 fonctionnalities (that you seem to be one of the rarest to understand ;o)and your talent. Technically almost perfect, but also always a real feeling, living pictures, not just skills demonstrations.. I'm curious since the time i browse your gallery: how long lasts such a render?? Thanks in advance

shawnw87

7:33AM | Sat, 25 June 2005

Excellent job as always. Very real feeling to the work. Thanks for posting.

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2:32PM | Sat, 25 June 2005

Great pose!!! Lighting and POV are excellent!

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SaintFox

6:05PM | Tue, 28 June 2005

Wonderful, your handling of shadows is stunning as always. I think you did right by choosing a more simple hairstyle because this woman lokks so natural and "undone". The most impressing thing is that she looks comfortable and relaxed while posing this way.

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