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The Dark Queen
3D Render by ArtbyMelI noticed from reading the forums that Poser is not well liked here. I get that, sadly. I've seen some horrendous Poser images over the years. I sincerely hope the fact that I use Poser, Vue and now back to Daz doesn't place me a on naughty list, lol. Poser is very easy to import into Vue, one reason I'm still using it. Granted there is a LOT of texture modifying when you do that.
Anyway, this one was setup in Poser, then imported and rendered in Vue.
You may NOT post my art on the web without my written permission with the exception of blogs or sites about digital art. My art is not in the public domain and it is copyrighted to me.
Absolutely NO posting of my art on any photo site without crediting me and a link back to artbymel.net. No posting to ANY photo site with on demand print service. But you may gladly use my art posted here for your personal desktop.
Any and all resources used to create this image are either made by me or licensed for use by me.
Anyway, this one was setup in Poser, then imported and rendered in Vue.
You may NOT post my art on the web without my written permission with the exception of blogs or sites about digital art. My art is not in the public domain and it is copyrighted to me.
Absolutely NO posting of my art on any photo site without crediting me and a link back to artbymel.net. No posting to ANY photo site with on demand print service. But you may gladly use my art posted here for your personal desktop.
Any and all resources used to create this image are either made by me or licensed for use by me.
We all live in our own bubbles, and most Poser renders can be spotted straight away for the (imho) bland surfaces and skins. However, that doesn't mean they are less artistic, just different (look at the cool covers of Poser Gurlz created by Eekdog or Troti's art lessons with meaningful references to painters from all ages).
I ditched Poser about two weeks after installing it, and for 12 years I now try and cope with DAZ. But in the end, it is the creativity and skill of the artist, that makes a good render, not the tool .
And: I do like your render for the details in the black dress and the lighting.
I ditched Poser about two weeks after installing it, and for 12 years I now try and cope with DAZ. But in the end, it is the creativity and skill of the artist, that makes a good render, not the tool .
And: I do like your render for the details in the black dress and the lighting.
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Yng Yangm
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Sat, Mar 30, 2024'But in the end, it is the creativity and skill of the artist, that makes a good render, not the tool '
Well said maru_berlin and very true
Well said maru_berlin and very true
ArtbyMel
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Sat, Mar 30, 2024Thank you. And honestly, I rarely ever do realism or strive to make my images look realistic. I prefer a painted finish and fantastical creations.
ArtbyMel
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Sun, Mar 31, 2024BTW maru_berlin, there was a LOT of texture modification on that entire scene for rendering in Vue. I suspect the same will need to be done with Daz imports as well, I have not tried importing from Studio yet. I'm still re-learning DS, lol. Unfortunately, there is only one script to fix materials on import and that's just for the skin from Poser imports. The rest has to be done by hand.
maru_berlin
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Sun, Mar 31, 2024Sorry, can't help you with this: I may have an old version of Vue, but never looked into it, and nowadays I would rather create landscapes within DAZ. Also, I do my retexturing within DAZ too, which is limited but at the moment sufficient for me.
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