…this is on par with the much loved Monty Python witch scene.
Well, he turned me into a Newt …I got better.
Daniel Moreno’s last image went on for 10 pages of replies as well. People just love to dump on this guy for no reason I can see. He responds with a heck of a lot more calmness than I would have. If it were me, I’d just stop posting to CGTalk any more.
P.S. It was a nice ass on that Tundra model though 
This is GREAT! :buttrock: I love the shaders man! Especially the chick’s skin! Btw: she’s a hottie too 
from me man! 
Excellent work, It’s always interesting to see classic pop culture icons interpreted in the new medium of 3D. This piece grabbed my attention right away because it didn’t suffer from the typical stiff/sterile feel of 3D works. There’s a sense of dynamicism that matches the well-known classici Vampirella 2D pieces.
Uhm, this isnt poser, some people are actually good at modeling. (Who woulda thought!) Great image by the way.
I´m sorry to have been late in answering, I have a problem with my site.
I have put these images of the wire in a site of a friend of mine.
It seems that my post always bring polemic, already I am getting used.
I did´nt use poser, have used my model tundra as a base, collapsed with one step of meshsmooth and fine tuned with z-brush.
This is the base mesh:
And this is the final zbrushed mesh:
Please checkout these links from others works mine:
http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=199240
http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=189135
Thanks to all.
OK. Stop joking on this. It´s one of the best works right now. I love everything. The skin and the cloth shader is awesome. Simply great.
Sigue asin, cabroncete…
Javichu
this is a cool image
whether he used poser is of no “real importance”,it doesn’t make the image less good
it is important only if he is trying to be a modeller or is looking for work
if he used it he should mention it
the use of poser is important to know, if u have a whole base mesh and texture (unwrapped model what a blessing) then ur work is a lot easier
some guy said that poser doesn’t have a magic button for cool images, yes that may be true, but it gives u a huge advantage: all the base modelling and unwrapping is done for u (not to mention the ready made textures u can modify), so u can concentrate on the details. this said, u can’t compare an artist who uses poser and an artist who creates his whole model from scratch, it is unfair
if u are looking for work the use of poser adds cost to the company that u work for (if u don’t mention it they won’t expect that cost, although it is small) and they may expect u to make something less human, then u will have a problem.
i think the poser discussion should end, just mention such things next time to avoid these discussions from starting…
I love your skinshading. Truly awesome.
The only thing that looks a bit strange to me is her swollen upper lip.
But i guess, thats how you look as a vampyr :shrug:
Anyway wonderfull work
Please let us know something about the skin
Extremely cool image. It reminds me rather Boris Vallejo`s style, especialy the skin tones. Would you share your skin technique with us?
Five stars from me
Excellent picture.
Although I feel unworthy to crit- looking at the high-res version the eyelashes seem to be a bit uniform in length, the inside of the nostrils look a bit sharp and as someone else stated the exaggerated DoF makes it look more like a small scale model. Apart from these minor issues this is superb and the skin texture is very impressive.
I can see where people got the Poser idea from as it does have that nearly perfect/polished look. I guess that’s what you get from accurate modelling though.
Hey man,
Some seriously awesome stuff going on in this image. Your sense of anatomy proportion is pretty much flawless.
this image rocks :buttrock:
