seductive

[t_3]

aaand another one. tell me if it's getting boring, maybe i'll stop it

@boeing727223: these are all derived from the same meterial setup, of course using different texture sets; still experimenting with different styles and lighting conditions, to see, if the setup works in a broader range of situations (btw: using heavy dof pt seems interestingly to come up with better results than pmc in a given time... at least in this examples).

i'm also curious if such a "complex" set of materials is really necessary if narrowing dof that much, going b/w and so on, so i'm going to add a version with just standard imported materials (diffuse the most) for comparsion later on.

ps: the grain is intended because i (again) think it looks very natural and photo-like. so it took only 4ks/pix and just an hour to render

[bepeg4d]

please don't stop posting, the last one is extremly seductive, bravissimo
Do you use zbrush?
ciao beppe

[t_3]

please don't stop posting, the last one is extremly seductive, bravissimo
Do you use zbrush?
ciao beppe

to be honest, i just do it the "daz style" - load a doll and apply a texture set, to put it bluntly. so most work goes into tuning the character, posing, material creation, lighting & camera work; one reason is, because i try to make a little octane promotion @ the common places, therefore it should demonstrate what is possible by just using standard stuff while using octane with daz scenes. on the other hand z-brush is like a book with seven seals for me, at least for now. but from what i've seen it is the way to go, to create something more unique, so i think i'll try to open that book sooner or later

[Populus]

Nice work! I like the tight cropping of the image.

[boeing727223]

aaand another one. tell me if it's getting boring, maybe i'll stop it

@boeing727237: these are all derived from the same meterial setup, of course using different texture sets; still experimenting with different styles and lighting conditions, to see, if the setup works in a broader range of situations (btw: using heavy dof pt seems interestingly to come up with better results than pmc in a given time... at least in this examples).

i'm also courious if such a "complex" set of materials is really necessary if narrowing dof that much, going b/w and so on, so i'm going to add a version with just standard imported materials (diffuse the most) for comparsion later on.

ps: the grain is intended because i (again) think it looks very natural and photo-like. so it took only 4ks/pix and just an hour to render

Seductive_01.jpg

Excellent work, please keep 'em coming! It’s all about experimenting and thinking outside the box.

[Garrick]

very cool!
could you do a video tutorial on the whole setup?

btw, bring the colour.

[GeoPappas]

How much memory do these scenes normally use?

[3rdeye]

simply excellent seductive render

[necko77]

great work man !

In future, next 30-50 years, poeple will develope so powerfull computers and they will be able to compute 24/7 life simulation, something like sims but with all physics and rules known to men. So, we will have civilizations in out computer and we will become gods
We will be able to ask those sim nation to do some work for us, like writing software or thinking ot what ever...imagine that

so keep this girl, we will probably talk to her someday . . .

[bepeg4d]

please don't stop posting, the last one is extremly seductive, bravissimo
Do you use zbrush?
ciao beppe

to be honest, i just do it the "daz style" - load a doll and apply a texture set, to put it bluntly. so most work goes into tuning the character, posing, material creation, lighting & camera work; one reason is, because i try to make a little octane promotion @ the common places, therefore it should demonstrate what is possible by just using standard stuff while using octane with daz scenes. on the other hand z-brush is like a book with seven seals for me, at least for now. but from what i've seen it is the way to go, to create something more unique, so i think i'll try to open that book sooner or later

anyway very good taste, keep going
ciao beppe