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I never really got the hang of Daz, so that phase didn't last long. I did the second one, to experiment with light and shadows. The "Alone" portrait is not me, but was done in the final year of my marriage. I was going for "mood".
My favorite method of non-digital portraits (human - faces) is using graphite pencil. I shave graphite over the canvas with an exacto knife, take a paper towel and rub it in, then "carve out" the light with an eraser. It gives a very cool 3-D effect.
I never really got the hang of Daz, so that phase didn't last long. I did the second one, to experiment with light and shadows. The "Alone" portrait is not me, but was done in the final year of my marriage. I was going for "mood".
My favorite method of non-digital portraits (human - faces) is using graphite pencil. I shave graphite over the canvas with an exacto knife, take a paper towel and rub it in, then "carve out" the light with an eraser. It gives a very cool 3-D effect.
I never even heard of this program, now I'm curious!
Thanks! A few years ago I experimented with some 3-D animations, using Daz. Expensive hobby, though.
Self portrait (first attempt) "Apathy" :
And ummm... "After the Shoot"
This is one of my favorites, but it's more freehand in Gimp. And it doesn't show up well because it's very dark.
"Alone"
Neemy: OUTSTANDING!!!!! You sure do have a talent; use it, don't loose it!!! All of us might be saying some day: I KNEW HERE WHEN SHE MADE POSTS ON CD!!!!
I never really got the hang of Daz, so that phase didn't last long. I did the second one, to experiment with light and shadows. The "Alone" portrait is not me, but was done in the final year of my marriage. I was going for "mood".
My favorite method of non-digital portraits (human - faces) is using graphite pencil. I shave graphite over the canvas with an exacto knife, take a paper towel and rub it in, then "carve out" the light with an eraser. It gives a very cool 3-D effect.
OK, I'm thoroughly confused... Both women look like the same person to me.
I never really got the hang of Daz, so that phase didn't last long. I did the second one, to experiment with light and shadows. The "Alone" portrait is not me, but was done in the final year of my marriage. I was going for "mood".
My favorite method of non-digital portraits (human - faces) is using graphite pencil. I shave graphite over the canvas with an exacto knife, take a paper towel and rub it in, then "carve out" the light with an eraser. It gives a very cool 3-D effect.
Very imaginative of you!!!!! Your correct, it does give a cool 3-D effect!
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A few years ago I experimented with some 3-D animations, using Daz. Expensive hobby, though.
Very pretty eyes and lips!
Both women look like the same person to me.