3d art

Objects and
textures used
We used the following
objects and textures
within the scene.
From DAZ 3D: Victoria 4.2
Base, Victoria 4.2
Morphs++, V4 Morphing
Fantasy Dress, V4 Fantasy
Collar, Aoife Hair, V3
Fantasy Collar Set, Once
Upon A Time: Camelot,
Farissa for V4
From Renderosity:
Psyche Jewels
Finalise the scene
Pose and light your model
05 Texture clothing, hair and collar
Now take the textures for the dress, the hair and the
jewellery from the library. Beforehand, make sure you have
clicked on the particular object you want to texture. For the
dress: Poses>V3MorphingFantasyDress>Camelot
Guenivere. For the hair: Poses>AprilAoife>2M Blonde and for
the collar: Poses>V3FantasyCollarSet e.
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06 Pose the model
Before posing the model, choose a camera perspective for
the final scene with the default camera. Select a pose from
the library which is as close as possible to what you have in
mind, then adjust the pose until it fits your scene. If you can’t
find one that’s appropriate, pose the figure yourself. For this,
use the controller on the Parameters palette. You’ll find that
for every part of the model there are the options: Twist,
Front-Back, Up-Down or Bend, Twist, Side-Side f.
e Changing textures of the
clothing, hair and collar
f Change the camera
justification and pose the model
g Choose and edit lighting for
the scene
h The render setup for the
final render image
07 Choose and edit the lighting
The basic lighting for this image was reused from an earlier
project. For this portrait, we modified the lighting until the
face was best illuminated. Now you have to choose each and
every light in the scene layer and modify it in the Parameters
palette for Intensity, Color and Shadow Type (note the Deep
Shadow Map has a much shorter rendering time). You can
also adjust the distance and rotation of the
light. To check the lighting effects, do
several trial renders g.
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08 Render Settings and rendering
After posing the figure, choosing the camera perspective and
finishing the lighting, the image can be rendered. For the
rendering options, go to Render>Render Settings. Here you
can adjust the format and size of the picture. For this portrait,
we choose 3,000 x 3,000 pixels. Check New Window to
render the picture in its own window. We also switched the
rendering option from Fast-Time Renderer to Software
Renderer for the final rendering. All other adjustments can be
seen on the screenshot h.
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