Songs of the Sea by RGUS
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Water... it's a real bummer to render right, unless there's a good rippled model somewhere.
I hope she's got flippers on for when the tide comes in.
Comments (16)
matches30
Wonderful representation!If you don't mind a little constructive opinion... I was expecting maybe a bit more see through on the water though ;)
lwperkins
Or Sea through. Poser water doesn't reflect right IMO too--but I love the drapery and the composition!
PhilW
I like the way her gown is floating on the surface, but the water itself looks too flat to be totally convincing. Love the overall concept though!
Stratkat
I can feel the music. Amazing work.
basil_jelly
WoW
Xfitz
Well practice makes perfect. For me tho, the draped gown steals the show. I wish I could do that.
ArtistKimberly
Exquisite image,
GrandmaT
Draping is fabulous and the POV is very nice. Maybe someone out there can give you the answer to the water problem. Don't give up on this one yet.
Platinum_Ice_Dragon
Great image as always Deane, with the water, increase the translucency in the materials set up - and remove some of the specular lighting, it won't be perfect as from previous experience Poser is horrendous at replicating water. I use Vue or Bryce for such requirements
mwthunderclap
Nothing like a relaxing dip with music. Pleasing to both eye and soul. Highest marks!
Drakkendark
They would love her on the iron Islands.
anitalee
Excellent
mauk
Excellent!!!!!
vitachick
Shame Poser can't render better water....
3dpoetry
Gorgeous
MagicWeaver
in the mat room go to the advanced tab,use a blender of soft blues plug that into a turbulance with some spots, a blender with a 2d of clouds, plug all that into your alt spec and adjust your transparancy to suit dunno but it may help, fugazi has a wonderful tutorial coming out that explains nods like I've never seen before its amazing, for years the mat room and cloth room has overwhelmed me but thanks to his tuts I'm not scared of poser at all, and nodes "phssssssssshhhhhhh" they dont scare me a bit now, this render is so beautiful the way it is though just amazing
MagicWeaver
and adjust the reflectivity I'll just go learn to spell now bye