Dark Souls 2 character render

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Perdition
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Hello guys, I just wanted to share a render I was working on last few days about a character I'm doing with the only purpose of some practice on sculpting with Zbrush (from a reference found on internet).

I have to admit I was a bit intimidated at first, when it was time to export all the parts with Color Maps, Normal Maps etc and put it all on a render engine, but I found Octane Standalone the best choice for me (even if I own an Octane for Cinema 4D licence too, I felt more confortable that way).

Hope you enjoy.

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xxdanbrowne
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Yeah agreed. Octane is awesome. I also prefer the standalone than futzing around with the settings in the plugins.
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