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Nosferatu - Now That's What I Call a Vampire!

acanthisacanthis Posts: 604
edited January 2016 in The Commons

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  • RedzRedz Posts: 1,459

    Plus 1 thanks Rawart :) 

  • isidornisidorn Posts: 1,601

    Nowadays I'm always happy to see vampires that don't have shiny sparkle effects...

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 6,079

    Thanx guys!...glad you like :)

  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715

    Indeed.

    He is seriously awesome; the first image spoils it though: a loing cloth that doesn't hang down. Minor point I know.

    isidorn said:

    Nowadays I'm always happy to see vampires that don't have shiny sparkle effects...

    Agreed, he looks: unnatural, unfriendly and undead - not something wimpy and teen-friendly.

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,189

    I grabbed him

    gonna make him shimmer in sunlight 

    mebbe 

    if I can in octane for DAZ studio which I have, prefer Octane 4 Carrara but Genesis 3 so meh

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    JaguarElla said:

    I grabbed him

    gonna make him shimmer in sunlight 

    mebbe 

    if I can in octane for DAZ studio which I have, prefer Octane 4 Carrara but Genesis 3 so meh

    NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

    Those damn glowbugs ain't vampires...any self-respecting vampire would stake himself if done up like that.

     

    *************

    One question, Raw...

    Is there a toenail morph like the fingernails...and if not, why not?

  • algovincianalgovincian Posts: 2,667
    edited January 2016

    First (and only) G3 character I've bought to date - Nosferatu finally got me to take the plunge. Incredibly awesome work, Rawn!

    Immediately popped him into a scene, selected one of the included poses and rendered a quick sketch of him NPR-style. Rendered with no issues thanks to the included 3DL mats . . . and he looks awesome!

    Highly recommended.

    - Greg

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  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715
    algovincian said:

    First (and only) G3 character I've bought to date - Nosferatu finally got me to take the plunge. Incredibly awesome work, Raw!

    Immediately popped him into a scene, selected one of the included poses and rendered a quick sketch of him NPR-style. Rendered with no issues thanks to the included 3DL mats . . . and he looks awesome!

    Highly recommended.

    - Greg

    Great Job.

  • algovincianalgovincian Posts: 2,667
    edited January 2016
    nicstt said:

    Great Job.

    Thanks, but all the hard work was done by Rawn - not me. All I did was load the character in my default lighting/environment, load one of the poses they included, and run the script to render it. I do wish I had taken 2 more seconds to adjust his neck/head/eyes to make him look at the camera, though. Oh well, I see many more renders of him in my future . . .

    Off to play with the 4 other products I picked up in the same order (Wither, Cyclops, Ogora, and Clown Clan 2). What a great way to start the new year!

    - Greg

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  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 6,079

    Very cool stuff guys!

    Rawn

  • ALLIEKATBLUEALLIEKATBLUE Posts: 2,983

    All Raw's characters are super amazing but not my cup of tea.  Glad to keep my purse closed on this sale :D

  • LindaBLindaB Posts: 190
    algovincian said:
    nicstt said:

    Great Job.

    Thanks, but all the hard work was done by Rawn - not me. All I did was load the character in my default lighting/environment, load one of the poses they included, and run the script to render it. I do wish I had taken 2 more seconds to adjust his neck/head/eyes to make him look at the camera, though. Oh well, I see many more renders of him in my future . . .

    Off to play with the 4 other products I picked up in the same order (Wither, Cyclops, Ogora, and Clown Clan 2). What a great way to start the new year!

    - Greg

    Great render! What script did you use to get the pencil drawing effect?

  • Salem2007Salem2007 Posts: 513
    edited January 2016

    I had to try one in black and white...this is really fun!

     

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  • algovincianalgovincian Posts: 2,667
    Salem2007 said:

    I had to try one in black and white...this is really fun!

    Fantastic render, Salem! We need more Nosferatu renders! Keep 'em coming . . .

    - Greg

  • Midnight_storiesMidnight_stories Posts: 4,112

    Don't know how you do it for the price !

    But I'm grabbing him, he looks brilliant !!!

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited January 2016

    Yeah...more...and B&W...

    And...

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  • Salem2007Salem2007 Posts: 513
    edited January 2016

    This one took a while to render, but I like it.  I bought a few more things from Raw's store, but I haven't got to them yet....this one is way too much fun!

    How do you add the picture without the attachment?

    Solved:

    hood

     

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  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    Salem2007 said:

    How do you add the picture without the attachment?

    To post it inline without being an attachment, you need to upload it somewhere...

    But, even after you have it as an attachment, you can still make it an inline picture...just click on it and copy the url from where it was uploaded (the Daz servers) and then edit your post.  In the edit box, click the image button (looks like a landscape picture), paste the url you copied into the URL box and adjust the size (should be between 640 and 800 wide to not break screen formatting)...then click the link tab in the image box and paste the same url there, then in the drop down below that select New Window.  That will open the full size image in a new browser window or tab.

  • Salem2007Salem2007 Posts: 513
    mjc1016 said:
    Salem2007 said:

    How do you add the picture without the attachment?

    To post it inline without being an attachment, you need to upload it somewhere...

    But, even after you have it as an attachment, you can still make it an inline picture...just click on it and copy the url from where it was uploaded (the Daz servers) and then edit your post.  In the edit box, click the image button (looks like a landscape picture), paste the url you copied into the URL box and adjust the size (should be between 640 and 800 wide to not break screen formatting)...then click the link tab in the image box and paste the same url there, then in the drop down below that select New Window.  That will open the full size image in a new browser window or tab.

    Thanks!  My image was too big...I made it smaller so I could insert it.  Nice pic by the way---the tongue make him look extra creepy.

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited January 2016

    And another one...

    <listening to 'Cry Little Sister' while rendering...>

    I think I should warn you all, when a vampire bites it, it's never a pretty sight. No two bloodsuckers go the same way. Some yell and scream, some go quietly, some explode, some implode, but all will try to take you with them.

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  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 6,079

    Really digging the renders :)

  • Jay Jay_1264499Jay Jay_1264499 Posts: 298

    It really is a fantastic figure. RawArt definitely knows how to pull a marvel out the bag. I've got tons of Raw's figures already so I'm sure this will join my collection soon

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited January 2016

    I haven't had this much fun with a new item in ages....

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  • Salem2007Salem2007 Posts: 513
    edited January 2016

    One more in B&W.  The DOF is off a bit, but it's as good as I'm able to do......

     

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  • N-RArtsN-RArts Posts: 1,606

    I'll be honest, when I first saw Nosferatu, he really freaked me out. But after seeing these renders, I've changed my mind (espcially with the b&w ones). 

    I really do love the sketch render. (Sorry for going at little off-topic), but what would you use to achieve that effect? (That's if it is avaliable in the store). Thanks :)

     

  • none01ohonenone01ohone Posts: 862
    edited January 2016

    Great character Rawn. Could have a lot of fun with this one, plus some others I've picked up in your Birthday sale. Cheers. :)

    Just a quick break....

     

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  • algovincianalgovincian Posts: 2,667
    LindaB said:
    algovincian said:
    nicstt said:

    Great Job.

    Thanks, but all the hard work was done by Rawn - not me. All I did was load the character in my default lighting/environment, load one of the poses they included, and run the script to render it. I do wish I had taken 2 more seconds to adjust his neck/head/eyes to make him look at the camera, though. Oh well, I see many more renders of him in my future . . .

    Off to play with the 4 other products I picked up in the same order (Wither, Cyclops, Ogora, and Clown Clan 2). What a great way to start the new year!

    - Greg

    Great render! What script did you use to get the pencil drawing effect?

     

    devilsatdusk15 said:

    I'll be honest, when I first saw Nosferatu, he really freaked me out. But after seeing these renders, I've changed my mind (espcially with the b&w ones). 

    I really do love the sketch render. (Sorry for going at little off-topic), but what would you use to achieve that effect? (That's if it is avaliable in the store). Thanks :)

    It's a set of tools/scripts that I've been working on for years decades.

    I agree (don't want to get too off topic here). I started a thread on NPR in the Art Studio last year, but a lot has changed since then. It's getting late here, and I'm beat. Rather than going necro on that one, I'll start a new thread tomorrow with another image of Nosferatu.

    - Greg

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited January 2016

    And another one...

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  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 6,079
    algovincian said:
    LindaB said:
    algovincian said:
    nicstt said:

    Great Job.

    Thanks, but all the hard work was done by Rawn - not me. All I did was load the character in my default lighting/environment, load one of the poses they included, and run the script to render it. I do wish I had taken 2 more seconds to adjust his neck/head/eyes to make him look at the camera, though. Oh well, I see many more renders of him in my future . . .

    Off to play with the 4 other products I picked up in the same order (Wither, Cyclops, Ogora, and Clown Clan 2). What a great way to start the new year!

    - Greg

    Great render! What script did you use to get the pencil drawing effect?

     

    devilsatdusk15 said:

    I'll be honest, when I first saw Nosferatu, he really freaked me out. But after seeing these renders, I've changed my mind (espcially with the b&w ones). 

    I really do love the sketch render. (Sorry for going at little off-topic), but what would you use to achieve that effect? (That's if it is avaliable in the store). Thanks :)

    It's a set of tools/scripts that I've been working on for years decades.

    I agree (don't want to get too off topic here). I started a thread on NPR in the Art Studio last year, but a lot has changed since then. It's getting late here, and I'm beat. Rather than going necro on that one, I'll start a new thread tomorrow with another image of Nosferatu.

    - Greg

    If you do start a new thread about that, please share a link...i am always looking for good ways to render as a sketch.

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,088

    Yeah, ditto. I've struggled a lot with trying to render 'like a drawing.' I've mostly abandoned it -- I can get good results, but I find that for my primary uses I prefer to explore photorealism.

     

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