3D Art - Getting in the Pool

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Genesis 8 Female.JPG
Started with a Genesis 8 Female Template.

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Added a pool environment.

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Added a floating pool lounger.

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After I created the model from the template, I added her to the scene...added a swim suit as well.

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Added texture and color to skin, hair and swimsuit.

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1st Pre-Photoshop Render in Daz3D

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Post Photoshop Render - changed the hue, exposure, ambient light, enhanced the blues in the render, added a little sunshine to her head and shoulder, tweaked the color balance to make the skin and water look a bit more realistic.

Tools, assets and techniques used:

Daz3D Studio, Iray and Photoshop
Genesis 8 Female Template
Hotba Hair
BSB Clothes
HDRI, Daz3D and Photoshop Lighting
Cruise Ship Pool Deck Environment
JW Pool Water

In Summary:

  • I start out with a model template and morph the body physically.
  • I put the body into a position, change facial expressions, add makeup, dress the model, add skin texture, props, etc…
  • I either can embed the character into the background or wrap the environment around the character, then add lighting and camera settings, like depth of field.
  • Rendering times can take 10 minutes to 2 hours per render.
  • Postwork in Photoshop (adding imperfections in the skin, changing atmosphere, creating depth of field, etc…)

Stay frosty people.

3D Art - Getting in the Pool | Ecency