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Published: 2006-04-17 04:31:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 7735; Favourites: 87; Downloads: 332
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based on a d&g ad that's yummy.i'm working on a model of a stable and this seemed to be a nice unconventional way to use it.
as soon as i finish up some details i'm gonna release it.
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Beautiful concept!
But, wouldn't you want to loosen up that hay a bit?
For a tumble, I mean?
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thanks.
i've since learned to do hay a bit better. That's basically a block with a texture applied. I've since learned how to use hair to make it more realistic.
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Hmm... If you DO decide to give the ladies a plusher hay,
I would gladly add a thumbnail link to it at the bottom of my
Guilty as Charged journal entry!
(With your permission, that is.)
It has just the right blend of sweetness and erotica!
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as i learn more, it's very tempting to go back an redo previous works. "roll in the hay" was based on a totally hot D&G ad i saw. it's one of my favorites which puts it high on the list to be redone
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Go for it!
Back in July, I did a couple of fae heads, based on Aiko and Victoria respectively, to see how far I could go with DAZ Studio 1.3 and a slightly buggy D-Form plugin. I posted the results to this forum:
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They're on page 10 (but if I try to give you a direct link, the "deviant" software mangles the URI). I found the Aiko-based one particularly convincing as a beautiful fairy: not a sexpot (despite her thick lips), but a caring and intelligent character, with a face that has just a touch of non-human quality to it.
If you think you could make practical use of her, I'll gladly send you her ".daz" file.
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Phew! Is it getting warm in here?.....
The stable is looking good!
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an unfinished section view here
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Looking good so far...
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thanks
dude! they're sisters and have had a long day horseback riding. they got showered and changed for the big party, but fell asleep waiting and... uh...
well... ok, maybe it's a little bit naughty
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Must...have....clothes.....where get? LOL Looks nice. lighting and shadowing is awesome.
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thanks
the clothes are from all over the place
- top left is the corset from the "fk magic" set with the same lace transparancy map as the skirts, just smaller scale and rotated 90 degrees
- top right is from the "proclub frill's dress" with the white "haute couture" texture
- the skirt (both are wearing the same skirt) is the dynamic version of the "pleated skirt dress" (on sale right now, i think) for the transparancy, i used the same tiled lace pattern as the corset
- the panties are "marietta silk lingerie" with the white texture
i have a large wardrobe...
i used a box to pose the skirts then replaced it with the hay bales. it had to be a moving box otherwise the skirt would just bunch up on the figures as they say down - the box moved from back to front to brush the bottom of the skirt forward, like you'd have to do with your hand if you sit down in a mini-skirt.
the skirt is my favorite piece of dynamic clothing; it's mesh is wonderfully optimized and poses really fast (maybe a minute for 30 frames) yet the wrinkles are very natural. it comes with a conforming version too, i think.
the lighting drove me up a wall. poser started rendering artifacts and not handling the shading correctly; the light would shine "through" the hay bales even though they were set to cast shadows. on one render, shadows were completely black and reversed. It was the same with firefly or poser. the soft narrow keylight pointing at their heads was working fine but the 2 ambient lights were not. I changed the 2 ambient lights to spot then back to infinite and it started to render correctly. 4gb ram, very small number of small textures... go figure...
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Kool, thanks. I just saw the background in the Renderosity freebee area (while looking for a BG for the CD Label Final pic, robot side).
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It's about time we got another deviation from you.
I love the subject, pervert that I am.
Looking forward to more, soon hopefully!
Later Ma.........
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thanks
busy learning new software
hey, they're sisters. long day riding, they showered and changed for the party but fell asleep waiting. quite innocent.
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Did you have to ruin it for me?
But I do like the fact you have a detailed story which results in the piece.
Yeah I'm learning new software (PhotoExplosion) too and it's frustrating me.
Later Ma.......
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hmmm, "sisters" doesn't ruin it for me 
i was building the model of the stable and had done some rather dull renders involving horses and a few girls in tight riding clothes 
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You just fixed it for me.
Boing is right!
How long does it take to complete a piece (if we ever really complete one)?
Just curious.
Later Ma.........
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depends on if there's model work involved.
just to pose, texture, light and post work generally takes a couple of hours to finished image.
you run through a bunch of stuff where you're working through ideas and compositions. somtimes you end up with directories stuffed with things that went nowhere. sometimes i open them months later and check them out with fresh eyes. 90% of the time i just delete them.
once you have a good idea, that's when the couple of hours starts. most of that time is spent re-rendering to tweak positions, textures, and lighting. also will have some post work.
but usually, i end up playing with something for a week or so before i end up with an idea that works.
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Sounds alot like painting.
I have to say being in conversation with you has given me much more respect for the whole computer generated art genre.
And your work of course which is what caught my attention in the first place.
Thanks for opening my eyes and mind.
Much respect.
Later Ma.....
Will
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it's the same and it's different. in a way, the lack of "intimacy" with the tools is what's different.
when i used to paint and sculpt there was the immediacy of the tools; the smells, the touch, the feedback...
in computers, the interface keeps you at arms length. you pick up advantages in being able to change textures, positions, morphs very rapidly. and the life saving "undo"
but you miss the ability to feel the piece as it progresses; you have only your eyes engaged.
tools aside, art comes into the world through craftsmanship and craftsmanship follows nearly the same process, regardless of the medium.
ciao
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Craftsmanship and talent.
Craftmanship can be learned, while on the other hand talent you're born with.
Which is probrably why I follow your work?
There are many computer artists on this site and I have personally seen so many pieces during artshows and such, but none have caught my attention. Nor have any come close to making me a fan of it.
Maybe it's your other medium skills I see coming through?
What ever it is that appeals to me within it, as I've wrote before, you have converted me.
Hey maybe it's because you have sisters romping around in the barn, huh?
LOL
Later Ma.....
Will
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thanks
and sisters romping in a barn works for me
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'Talent' definitely!
Hey I was trying to be a gentleman with my description. No need to make fun of me.
LOL
Later Ma.....
Will
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