Making low-res Daz people & using Cyclorama

http://www.daz3d.com/i.x/tutorial/tutorial/-/?id=1632

This tutorial takes out all the photorealistic details that I don't need because I am supposed to be making comics with dolls, not people.  

http://www.daz3d.com/i.x/tutorial/tutorial/-/?id=755

This one is about how to make your own Cyclorama backgrounds....

Daz final

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Marginalization of 3-D homosexuals -- and where are the 3-D crossdressers?

I've discovered something interesting about the distribution and availability of heterosexual couples poses and homosexual couples poses for Daz.

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Leaving only one part of an image colored

 http://www.daz3d.com/i.x/tutorial/tutorial/-/?id=905

An easy tutorial for my later use!

Leaving only one part of an image colored

 http://www.daz3d.com/i.x/tutorial/tutorial/-/?id=905

An easy tutorial for my later use!

Today's Daz work: primitive renders of Will

After downloading the necessary stuff for actually getting shit done in Daz [base figures, face/body morphs, standard textures, some clothes, some poses, Will's teddy bear, etc.], I spent several hours tonight tweaking Michael 3.0 in order to get Will out of it. He has the skinny body morph with a lot of tweaks to his face that make him look rather old. These are about the only clothes that I knew how to put on him without parenting something to body parts. A full report on the program and its usability ensues later, but so far it's exceeding my expectations. Look at how close up I can get in the photos below. [Any resemblances to James Marsters and the character of Spike are completely intentional and probably accentuated by the outfit. I should have made the coat leopard print, but I was getting lazy.]

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