rendercomics In reply to grfishman [2016-03-13 17:05:15 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! Yes, these two are my #3 and #4 glamour models (I have sections in my glamour gallery for them), so there is more to see there. I love putting them together and having them talk, I feel part of the beauty of a woman is who they are as a person, and they bring that to us when the model. Not only are they exposing their physical beauty in the shot, but also who they are, their history, their upbringing, and who they are now and in the future. Shots like this help set that later narrative and nakedness up, and even their clothing and how it is removed is a part of each woman's story.

That car shader is to die for, with that gloss level and slightly diffuse reflection like it is hitting high-quality car paint. I draw a lot of my influences from comic book art techniques, lighting, inking (like the deep blacks in this, almost like a Batman comic), and composition, and creating 'rich looking' panels that aren't just straight 3d renders. Some of it is the normal 3d standards, like the CG-looking shaders, but I like going beyond that point and making the normally flat 3d reality look like a vibrant comic book panel.

More car shots to come, these two are starting my second narrative arc and I am hoping to get these two into the fun and free-living spirit of the series soon. Thanks again.

Hunter:
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Sundari:
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grfishman In reply to rendercomics [2016-03-13 23:38:25 +0000 UTC]

You are so correct that the story is what makes a render come to life.  I too have written many stories about pictures or ideas for pictures that have gone both ways, start with an idea and run with it.  I do really love the galleries and the shading you do as well as the textures you give to your surfaces, you really do take some time to make a fantastic image.  Thanks again for the great work, you will hear from me as I will check your galleries regularly, keep up the great work!

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