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  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 6,742
    edited January 2017

    So this took about 10 hours to render then I ended up doing a ton of postwork on it....  The render was perfectly fine, but just didn't pop. I like to go a little crazy with postwork LOL... I always HAVE to do postwork even with good renders because I like to go more extreme. This was Toon Gen 2 mixed with a bunch of other morphs...

    Yeah, I know it's too yellow and oversaturated, but it's a toon and I like them to really pop!!! I'm still not thrilled with it, don't like the top left corner so blank, might add more foliage? I will probably work on it more, but it's time to watch the Golden Globes!

    I'd be interested in any suggestions on how to improve it (through postwork, not going to do a whole new render.) Something is off (besides the oversaturation) but I can't figure out what it is. Does the saturation hurt people's eyes? Is it too much? What can make it better, my brain has frozen. Also I was on the phone with a friend for like two hours while I was working on it so not as focused as I could be. Suggestions welcome! I'd like to keep it as a sample of children's/toon art on my site so hoping to get it to its best. Thanks.

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  • prinzeugenprinzeugen Posts: 38

    toon at 50% age 37 with one spot light and one general light... These toon charecters are pretty cool !  

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  • JazzyBearJazzyBear Posts: 798
    edited January 2017

    Fun first test. About 25 minutes to render CPU only. Am seriously considering doing my new "fantasy adventure series" with toons now, I really like the results. Just a couple of small face morphs added.

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  • pdspds Posts: 593
    DireBunny said:

    Battle cat, battle rat.  Eh, what ever gets you from point A to point B.

    I love this! Beautiful work and such a great expression, lol

  • GreybroGreybro Posts: 2,483

    Action KBS

  • DireBunnyDireBunny Posts: 556
    pds said:
    DireBunny said:
     

    I love this! Beautiful work and such a great expression, lol

    Thanks :) I did another one recently with this same character but it might be a little too violent for this thread lol

  • thenotoriousjedthenotoriousjed Posts: 397
    edited January 2017

    You little punks. Stay out of my yard!

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  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 17,929
    edited January 2017

    I'm liking these renders. Here is my newest. It is a caricature of Carol Burnett for that that might know who she is. As the base Toon Generations 2 female is already a good caricature of her the only change I made was making the chin longer as the opening credits cartoon to the Carol Burnett Show.

    To my surprise I like making such renders better than I thought. Although it's a bit boring to wait for 3 days of CPU rendering and only get to 7% convergence, partly because I choose to render at UHD resolution.

    Oh, and I goofed on the yellow bow tie & lower hand intersecting the mop handle and I didn't see it until enough noise had rendered out & then it was like I am not restarting this render.

    Carol Burnett Caricature

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  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191

    Here's my latest fun with the Toon Generations 2 figures.


    Gallery Link

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 17,929
    Knittingmommy said:

    Here's my latest fun with the Toon Generations 2 figures.


    Gallery Link

    I like this. Where is that schoolhouse from?

  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191
    nonesuch00 said:
    Knittingmommy said:

    Here's my latest fun with the Toon Generations 2 figures.


    Gallery Link

    I like this. Where is that schoolhouse from?

    That is FirstBastion's After School Detention.  Great set with mulitples camera angles to choose from for two long hallways and a couple of doorways that reflect a typical school setting with lockers (not shown in my image). 

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 17,929
    Knittingmommy said:
    nonesuch00 said:
    Knittingmommy said:

    Here's my latest fun with the Toon Generations 2 figures.


    Gallery Link

    I like this. Where is that schoolhouse from?

    That is FirstBastion's After School Detention.  Great set with mulitples camera angles to choose from for two long hallways and a couple of doorways that reflect a typical school setting with lockers (not shown in my image). 

    Thanks.

  • greymouser69greymouser69 Posts: 499
    nonesuch00 said:

    I'm liking these renders. Here is my newest. It is a caricature of Carol Burnett for that that might know who she is. As the base Toon Generations 2 female is already a good caricature of her the only change I made was making the chin longer as the opening credits cartoon to the Carol Burnett Show.

    To my surprise I like making such renders better than I thought. Although it's a bit boring to wait for 3 days of CPU rendering and only get to 7% convergence, partly because I choose to render at UHD resolution.

    Oh, and I goofed on the yellow bow tie & lower hand intersecting the mop handle and I didn't see it until enough noise had rendered out & then it was like I am not restarting this render.

    OMG fantastic!  Although she should have a string mop to be honest ;)  I grew up with the Carol Burnett show and a few years back I ended up subscribing to a dvd collection of that show, didn't get all but I have quite a few.

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 17,929
    greymouser69 said:
    nonesuch00 said:

    I'm liking these renders. Here is my newest. It is a caricature of Carol Burnett for that that might know who she is. As the base Toon Generations 2 female is already a good caricature of her the only change I made was making the chin longer as the opening credits cartoon to the Carol Burnett Show.

    To my surprise I like making such renders better than I thought. Although it's a bit boring to wait for 3 days of CPU rendering and only get to 7% convergence, partly because I choose to render at UHD resolution.

    Oh, and I goofed on the yellow bow tie & lower hand intersecting the mop handle and I didn't see it until enough noise had rendered out & then it was like I am not restarting this render.

    OMG fantastic!  Although she should have a string mop to be honest ;)  I grew up with the Carol Burnett show and a few years back I ended up subscribing to a dvd collection of that show, didn't get all but I have quite a few.

    Welll I'll have to model a string mop or search on cgshare. I don't have one in my current library.  I tried to find a comprehensive collection of The Carol Burnett Show to buy buy one isn't available. It's one of the few shows that had me rolling on the floor laughing more than once.

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,142
    nonesuch00 said:
    greymouser69 said:
    nonesuch00 said:

    I'm liking these renders. Here is my newest. It is a caricature of Carol Burnett for that that might know who she is. As the base Toon Generations 2 female is already a good caricature of her the only change I made was making the chin longer as the opening credits cartoon to the Carol Burnett Show.

    To my surprise I like making such renders better than I thought. Although it's a bit boring to wait for 3 days of CPU rendering and only get to 7% convergence, partly because I choose to render at UHD resolution.

    Oh, and I goofed on the yellow bow tie & lower hand intersecting the mop handle and I didn't see it until enough noise had rendered out & then it was like I am not restarting this render.

    OMG fantastic!  Although she should have a string mop to be honest ;)  I grew up with the Carol Burnett show and a few years back I ended up subscribing to a dvd collection of that show, didn't get all but I have quite a few.

    Welll I'll have to model a string mop or search on cgshare. I don't have one in my current library.  I tried to find a comprehensive collection of The Carol Burnett Show to buy buy one isn't available. It's one of the few shows that had me rolling on the floor laughing more than once.

    Love your render. And Tim Conway and the elephant (snork!) and Conway and Korman as the dentist and patient stand out. I loved that show ;).

    Laurie

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 17,929
    AllenArt said:
    nonesuch00 said:
    greymouser69 said:
    nonesuch00 said:

    I'm liking these renders. Here is my newest. It is a caricature of Carol Burnett for that that might know who she is. As the base Toon Generations 2 female is already a good caricature of her the only change I made was making the chin longer as the opening credits cartoon to the Carol Burnett Show.

    To my surprise I like making such renders better than I thought. Although it's a bit boring to wait for 3 days of CPU rendering and only get to 7% convergence, partly because I choose to render at UHD resolution.

    Oh, and I goofed on the yellow bow tie & lower hand intersecting the mop handle and I didn't see it until enough noise had rendered out & then it was like I am not restarting this render.

    OMG fantastic!  Although she should have a string mop to be honest ;)  I grew up with the Carol Burnett show and a few years back I ended up subscribing to a dvd collection of that show, didn't get all but I have quite a few.

    Welll I'll have to model a string mop or search on cgshare. I don't have one in my current library.  I tried to find a comprehensive collection of The Carol Burnett Show to buy buy one isn't available. It's one of the few shows that had me rolling on the floor laughing more than once.

    Love your render. And Tim Conway and the elephant (snork!) and Conway and Korman as the dentist and patient stand out. I loved that show ;).

    Laurie

    Thanks. Another reason for me to try and get that DVD collection. 11 years of 1 hour or 1/2 hour shows and I'm sure I didn't see most of them. laugh

  • JazzyBearJazzyBear Posts: 798

    Tim Conway and the Elephant story ad-lib is on youtube and any time I feel bad, sad, mad, bummed or whatever I play it and can't help LOL and feel better about things... Momma's comment at the end is pure Gold!

    Loving all the renders!

     

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,142
    edited January 2017
    JazzyBear said:

    Tim Conway and the Elephant story ad-lib is on youtube and any time I feel bad, sad, mad, bummed or whatever I play it and can't help LOL and feel better about things... Momma's comment at the end is pure Gold!

    Loving all the renders!

     

    Momma's best on the show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RqzclCLrP0 laugh

    Anyway...I digress. LOL Toon Generations :)

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  • greymouser69greymouser69 Posts: 499
    nonesuch00 said:
    greymouser69 said:

    OMG fantastic!  Although she should have a string mop to be honest ;)  I grew up with the Carol Burnett show and a few years back I ended up subscribing to a dvd collection of that show, didn't get all but I have quite a few.

    Welll I'll have to model a string mop or search on cgshare. I don't have one in my current library.  I tried to find a comprehensive collection of The Carol Burnett Show to buy buy one isn't available. It's one of the few shows that had me rolling on the floor laughing more than once.

    Well, to be honest, what I got was one of those infomercial things you see on TV where you buy an intro 2-3 dvds then they ship you 2 more per month and bill your card until you make them stop or get them all.  My wife did it for my birthday several years ago.  It was the best of the Carol Burnett show and I haven't pulled them out since we moved a few years back heh.  Maybe I should do that sometime soon...

  • OstadanOstadan Posts: 1,123

    Glad (but, really, unsurprised) to hear I'm not the only person who uses Tim Conway and the elephant as a cure for the blues from time to time.  Heck, I'm grinning a bit just thinking about it.

     

  • greymouser69greymouser69 Posts: 499

    And now we return you to your previous programming.....

    After this thread I now want the megapack even more than ever but I really shouldn't at this time.  It is getting harder to resist the more things I see however.

  • Digital Lite DesignDigital Lite Design Posts: 728
    edited January 2017

    Did a bit of a mix-up on this one:

    Shaping:
    Toon Generation 2 Female 77.5%
    Bethany Body 63.3%
    Bethany Head 35.8%
    Bethany 18.3%
    Aiko 7 53.3%
    Age Adj 30%

    Eyes from OZBD Poppie

    Outfit:
    Marionette Outfit
    Earrings from FW Sushmita

    Extreme Fashion Closeup Makeup

    Anagenesis 2 w/ adjustments


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  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,869

    Very nice, Digital Lite Design.

  • Digital Lite DesignDigital Lite Design Posts: 728
    Artini said:

    Very nice, Digital Lite Design.

    Thanks  :)

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 17,929
    edited January 2017

    Very pretty, although I have to laugh a little at the Sea Turtle eye makeup that make it more interesting.

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  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191
    Digital Lite Design said:

    Did a bit of a mix-up on this one:

    Shaping:
    Toon Generation 2 Female 77.5%
    Bethany Body 63.3%
    Bethany Head 35.8%
    Bethany 18.3%
    Aiko 7 53.3%
    Age Adj 30%

    Eyes from OZBD Poppie

    Outfit:
    Marionette Outfit
    Earrings from FW Sushmita

    Extreme Fashion Closeup Makeup

    Anagenesis 2 w/ adjustments

    She's very pretty, Kat!  I love the mix of morps you gave her.  The makeup is great, too!  I love that!

  • nDelphinDelphi Posts: 1,847

    Very nice and great skin tone.

    Digital Lite Design said:

    Did a bit of a mix-up on this one:

    Shaping:
    Toon Generation 2 Female 77.5%
    Bethany Body 63.3%
    Bethany Head 35.8%
    Bethany 18.3%
    Aiko 7 53.3%
    Age Adj 30%

    Eyes from OZBD Poppie

    Outfit:
    Marionette Outfit
    Earrings from FW Sushmita

    Extreme Fashion Closeup Makeup

    Anagenesis 2 w/ adjustments


     

     

  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 3,951
    edited January 2017

    Just thought I ought to put these here

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  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 17,929
    carrie58 said:

    Just thought I ought to put these here

    Your merman might of showed up on Cocoa Beach...I've been meaning to buy the Genesis 2 Mermaid bundle for a while now.

    Here is a scene from Cocoa Beach from the opening cartoon credits of I Dream of Jennie. Actually, it's probably not Cocoa Beach but somewhere in the South Pacific.

    I Dream of Jeannie

  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 3,951
    edited January 2017

    Love it nonesuch00 !! these ladies could compete with your Genie for the astronut

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