Taming a Dragon.

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

My Pet 5.JPG
Added an ice cave environment.

My Pet 4.JPG
Added the completed model.

My Pet 3.JPG
Added a pet dragon.

White Priestess 8.1 HD 10.jpg
1st Render in Daz Studio.

Taming.jpg
2nd Render in Daz Studio...added more ambient light.

My Pet 2.jpg
Post Photoshop Render - Added glow to double axe staff and shine to the leg, body and eyes (of both the model and dragon)...plus some steam from the ice cave...more exposure...and a bit more turquois to the cave wall ice.

Tools, assets and techniques used:

Daz3D Studio
Iray
Photoshop
White Priestess 8.1 HD Genesis 8 Female Template
Galactic Empress Style F Hair
Faded Illusions Clothes and Jewelry
SubDragonLE
Daz3D Lighting
CaveFront Environment

In Summary:

  • I start out with a character template and morph the body physically.
  • I put the body into a particular position, change facial expressions, add makeup, etc…
  • I dress the character. Most are 3rd party clothes that I morph and mix.
  • I either can embed the character into the background or create the character first and embed the background. Most are 3rd party, some backgrounds I create myself or merge different types of backgrounds together.
  • Some backgrounds come with lighting, some don't and I have to create them.
  • Rendering times can take 10 minutes to 2 hours per render.
  • Also, I can change the render specifications, to give the atmosphere different characteristics, like haze or humidity.
  • Postwork in Photoshop

Stay frosty people.

Taming a Dragon. | Ecency