Should be that simple 🤷‍♂️

Thank you! I’m essentially playing photographer, but with more control of environment.

Ha that’s interesting

Thank you!

It’s all 3D. Character creation, posing, scene building and lighting and texturing. Even the fog and clouds are 3D

Thank you. Nerded out about it.

Ahahah

Senza senso. Uno scherzo per mia moglie

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Thank you!

Thank you! I appreciate your kind words!

Hi thank you! I use Daz 3D for character and posing development, Cinema 4D for scene building and Octane Render for lighting, texturing and volumetrics

It’s a different model

Hahaha! My favorite comment

Yep. That’s what I’m using for the vegetation.

First light

Yes I can move the camera all around. I chose this exact spot because the curve of back and side of face was at the angles I wanted. A little bit to the left or right quickly changes the leading lines and how the light plays off them.

DAZ studio, Cinema 4D, Octane Render, Forester C4D and XParticles.

It's all in Cinema 4D and the whole thing is 3D—no photography. The fog volume is just a giant cube of fog in the background with more density and another one with much lower fog density in the foreground.

Also I have two lights: one is a daylight simulator right at sunrise which is allowing the BG fog to glow, and the other one is a giant softbox that is working as my key light. Has a pretty low Kelvin.

The whole piece is 3D: the model, the fabric, the vegetation… etc.

DAZ Studio, (but I would recommend ZBrush if I were to start over), Cinema 4D, and Octane Render.

Thank you I appreciate your kind words.

These are 3D, so there's no drawing per se. I may sketch out a pose idea that I'm working through, but typically I create 3D models using some references, but as for posing them, that can happen a number of ways like an original idea or emulating another artists model pose. You could say that a 3D model acts like a real model because you can pose them and keep tweaking their position until you get exactly what you want.

No sorry I don't. There's a lot of really good Cinema 4D and Octane Render tuts out there. That's how I learned how to do things.

I don’t use Blender. I use DAZ studio for the model and pose, then I drag it into Cinema 4D for scene building and finish with Octane Render for the materials and lighting (which takes the majority of time).