SALE! Start your year with EBSQ for just $6.50/month! Click here for details.

Breaking Hell

by Alma Lee

Mosaics Art Gallery

Search the EBSQ Online Art Gallery:

Gallery:
Find Art:

Thumbs

< Page < Item

1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8
...18

Page >Item >

Breaking Hell:

It is few that turn

seeking the answers

with the light.

some in the morning

more at noon

the rest...they seek at night

now approaching midnight

still not to late to make it right

He is calling....

I wanted to see if I could turn one of my sketches into a poser figure. I usually start in poser and take it from there. I think it worked fairly well. It would have been better if I had inputs both the frontal and the profile into Posers face room but I did not want to take the time as you are not going to see the profile here.

The Beginning Sketch:

Because I really don't have an idea of what she looks like until I fill in the sketch:

I then isolated the head with the Cs selection tool, and inputed it into the poser face room.

Then I picked a character from the menu that was the closest in head shape and facial characteristics to my drawing, in this case it was Sydney Alternative 2. (one of my favs) and opened that in the pose room of Poser 10. I returned to the Face room and aligned the selection tool points as close as I could to my original sketch and then refined it in the parameter section.

It is important to know here that the sketch eyes just were looking right in reality to I used the poser eye to position the eyes. (I did later erase these and drew my own.)

Poser 10 Render:

I upload the results to Cs6 and there I let it have free reign and unfold itself. I drew the hair and cleaned up the face. I imported some fractal to give it some mystery and then I clothed her (also with fractal parts) I am posting the finished piece in the Digital Art thread