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Awesome! Thanks Nemesis10. I knew I had seen it! But I just couldn't place it. Should have known it was an Aeon Soul item right off, they're so distinctive and well detailed. Cheers!
Thing about criticism is what benefit you expect it to have.
For instance, saying 'I don't like X' doesn't... really tell a vendor anything that sales don't communicate more realistically.
One thing I love about the product suggestion forum is a more positive 'this is what I'd love to see!' Sure, it doesn't guarantee success or anything, but kibbitzing about cool possible ideas can definitely get some vendors thinking about possibilities.
Conversely, I can't remember a single negative comment that ever ... helped, really. At least not unless it was combined with a pointer to examples, or otherwise constructive/positive elements like 'I think this stuff clashes, have you looked at this similar thing?'
I like over-sized eyes at times; they are great for stylised and characatures, as well as convergent evolution examples where aliens look similar. Large eyes on their own though, are pretty useless: IMO.
Everything can be dialled in or out.
My only issue with this bundle is, it doesn't know what it wants to be.
I thought fairy at first, which I was up for, but it gives more of a teen vibe.
Stick wings on a teen and she/he still looks like a teen; conversely, remove the wings from a fairly and it(?) still looks like a fairy.
My thoughts are that a fairy isn't a mammal, no genetalia, breasts or navel. If a fairy is a mammal, then they're just an off-shoot of humans, in some way related to Homo Sapiens. I've read a lot of fantasy over the years, and often that was the case, all the humanoid ancestors shared a common one, or were all off-shoots of humans.
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The big issue with the other thread was the arguments over what should or shouldn't be posted.
I like the oversized eyes as well. Often though just mildly oversized, so it influences how someone relates to the character , but isn't immediately obvious (if that makes sense). It's fun to dabble with very realistic characters, but I got into this more because of the fantasy possibilities, and the ability to make diorama/stature like images that look 3D. Plus IMHO Thorne makes really great characters (but I really like some of the character by Macius too, Gabrielly looks like she would combine well with other characters, and well as be very cute on her own).
Got to admit - I know nothing about fairies, other than they typically have pointed ears, and that they live for a loooong time. So a fairy that looks like a "teen" could be 100 years old???
Anyway, they are mythical creatures, so that would seem to give them a pretty wide range of possibilities, unless of course you want to go strictly "by the book". With that in mind (your post made me curious), is this Wikipedia page a reliable source for what a Fairy is?
The exaggerated facial features can be a help in depicting expressions in an illustration which is not a closeup of a single character. If you have a group f characters illustrating a particular scene, in a story, say, you want to be able to interpret the expressions of all the faces that are visible. The big eyes (with eyebrows) can be a help.
I was able to finally render https://www.daz3d.com/river-for-rynne-8 and of course I chose a pose that was a challenge for the hair cutting through the shoulder! After an hour with the sliders I 'think' I freed the hair. To be honest, TwistedMetal is not a PA I have purchased a lot of, but this character was one of the reason I bought the bundle, along with her other character for Rynne 8. I will be buying more of their work.
The outfit, https://www.daz3d.com/woodland-dweller-for-genesis-8-females was so easy to work wiith in dForce. I really hope a texture set is coming later.
Mary
I was able to do another render of Kade https://www.daz3d.com/kade-for-rynne-8 and placed her in DigiVault's https://www.daz3d.com/the-red-zone which weirdly enough matched the texture set for her outfit. I do have a bone to pick on the 'shoot me here' highlights, but if this is used for anime or non-realistic scenes it should work. But it sure helps line up a scope to the kill zone nicely. Kade is very nice. Love her eye selection, hotlime74 did a great job. Again, another PA I will keep an eye out for in the future.
But folks, I am not great at renders, would love to see others' work here.
Mary
I like the renders, especially the last one @memcneil70
okay
https://www.daz3d.com/birdie-for-rynne-8
is the first rynne character which fits my taste.
it's a shame that's only for rynne, otherwise I would have bought it
Those are some great renders! I have to wait until I can snag the character and then I'll have to do some and post them here. I like some of the tie-in characters that were released today too!
Thanks guys. Just saw the new ladies myself. Another heavy cart groaning as I push it to the counter.
Greetings,
I just wanted to call this out; this is an amazingly good render. Awesome work!
-- Morgan
Great renders everyone! I did buy the bundle and add-ons but I recently moved and my computer isn't even set up yet and it was so stressful & physically exhausting I'm sick now
I have so many new digital toys to play with now though and can't wait to get back to it! Hopefully I'll feel better tomorrow and can finally hook up my computer!
@CypherFOX thank you. This is what I needed after a stressful day of editing.
@Wonderland. My thanks. How many times you share your talents, take your time and energy and get well. The weather in California is not the greatest for being ill right now also from what I hear. Take care.
Mary
I have to agree with William negative comments aren't going to achieve much, but positive suggestion will and will be taken onboard the next time. Plus there no use asking for stuff after the product is finished if you want something in the future then fire away we are more than will to listen. We try and cater for the general population and can't possibly do every single request there isn't enough time in the day. Sorry if this got a bit off the topic !
Just in case you guys were wondering what Peony was wearing underneath that lady like dress...
some of us appreciate what you all do, sure there is always something else we want but you all do try and cater for as many as you can and you can't please everyone but you try just lucky we have what we have
Respectfully, I'd have to argue that sometimes negative criticism is extemely important and can ultimately result in better products. Witness the recent CGI near-disaster with Sonic the Hedgehog, where the negative outcry over the look of the character in the initial trailers was so bad as to prompt the studio to go back and re-tool before the films release... with the new footage looking much better, or the continuing complaints over slow-down on older Apple phones, which eventually lead to the revelation that Apple was intentionally slowing down the older phones, even though they'd previously denied that they were doing just that. And to spread tjhe Big Computer Company love, does anyone else remember how quickly Windows 8 was swept under the rug? Sometimes the only thing that is going to improve things in the long run is for someone to tell the Emperor that he's naked.... which hopefully will NOT be a plot revelation in the new Star Wars film opening this weekend, which itself was apparently strongly influenced by the negative reactions on the parts of many fans to The Last Jedi.
As mythical creatures, they can be anything you want; to my mind, when creating a scene, one is also creating a mini-universe (when not based on the real world) for that scene to inhabit. So it's important (IMO) to think about these things when creating it, or maybe create it once the render is done. A scene/render/image/image-series can't exist without that back-story/world-building. If you revisit that render, or that world, consistency is important. Personally, if you're presenting your variation of a popular or well-known character-type, then it is important to convey your differences.
I'm going to respectfully disagree.
Negative criticism can only be negative.
For criticism to be affective, it needs to be both constructive and sensitive to the people behind the 'object' being criticised. To my mind, that sensitivity is particularly important when dealing with individuals running small and very small business enterprises; this is despite the axiom that artists need to develop thick skins.
And I'm going to ask that people stop debating what should or shouldn't be posted. If you feel a post is inappropriate click the Flag link and the forum team will review it.
Personally I like Rynne and I purchased the pro bundle and add-ons (to get the extra reduction) the day they showed up in the store. Very nice character (as usual) and very nice price. Thank you Daz!
You know, turning one characteri nto multiple is what the facial morph pack is for. No need to buy the same figures all over again :p
LOOK AGAIN! The original thread was closed because people were telling other people what they did and didn't have the right to complain about!
There's still plenty of stuff they could add.
Like a male teen. Like Hiro 8. Like black teenage girls. Asian Teenager Girls. Black elders. More characters with explicit scifi options.
A creature Creator pack. A mermaid/merman pro bundle.
Babies that don't look like they slipped and fell out of a damned horror movie
DAZ CAT 8!
I have Lilith 8. It's called Lilith 7 and a morph transfer script ;)
I'm back, this time with https://www.daz3d.com/shail-for-rynne-8 . Again hotlime74 created a fascinating set of options. I went for white, black and a bit of red this time.