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Made with Bryce

Created by Alex_Quinn

This is my latest work in Daz3d Studio. I loaded the floor and a jpeg for the backround. Using character lights to light the scene. All work in done in studio.

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FoxBoyArchived

- Nicely done.

spektyrArchived

- The one on the left looks like Neo and the one on the right looks like Legolas. I'm not sure about the babe in the middle. ;-) I haven't worked with Studio yet. The only remarks I can make about this image is 1) try using a terrain with a nice soil or mud material for the shoreline. That carpet material is really out of place in a natural setting. 2) The light background doesn't go well with the frontal illumination of the characters. As for the characters themselves, they look really good! Maybe one day I'll try characters. It'll be a nice challenge sculpting them in Carrara.

rashadcarter1Archived

- Long time no see Alex. Nice character work, a strong point for you. I wanted to say thanks for that pillow texture you e-mailed to me a few months back. I made a pretty cool scene with it. http://www.bryce5.com/details.php?image_id=2564

HoroArchived

- I like it. It has a distinctive Alex touch. I cannot say what it is, but you have a charming style of your own. Are these characters vampires?

Alex_QuinnArchived

- Ok this was a test of sorts, and my first time rendering a scene completely in Daz Studio. So with that said I will change the setting, like to a room and also their poses. And rashadcarter1 I love the scene. No their not vampires, but a race of Dragons that can shapeshift.

davidbrinnenArchived

- Interesting... so you are saying this was rendered in DAZ studio? Not Bryce for the finished scene? I've never done anything much in DAZ studio, I knew it could do a render, but never really committed to finding out about it. An eye opener certainly!