Sometimes it’s quicker to mix Daz figures and stock photos, so today it’s pulling the two together as seamlessly as I can. I’m getting there 🙂
Tag: science fiction
Stranded
I was sorting through Daz content that I hadn’t used…and this happened.
I do love to play it retro 🙂
I’ve also working on a mixture of stuff for post working. I was layering in light , rendering each individual light source, but that, whilst giving great control, makes for so many laborious renders and huge Photoshop files.
Then I stumbled over canvases, where you have layers generated within the Daz render. They are also huge files and I trash them after I’ve used them in an image. My harddrive is struggling as it is! I’m finding using canvases very hit and miss. What will work like a dream for one image is a hot mess for another.
This image has one, maybe two canvases at a low opacity. Mostly this is good old dodge and burn.
Onwards to finding a system and a style that works for me!
#digitalart #retroart #scifiart
Nothing says ‘Boxing Day’ like a grumpy, blue alien…
Grumpy Blue here took forever to render. Close-ups always do.
Most of the effects were fixed in Photoshop’s Camera Raw filter. I love that thing. It often changes ‘bleh’ to ‘ooo’ 😉
Background is maniped from a stock bought from Depositshotos. Grumpy Blue is mine 🙂