Today we are back in Daz Studio with Jay Versluis, digital guru and all-things Daz extraordinaire. Jay has been a longtime user of Daz Studio, even since before the days of YouTube. Nowadays, you can find him on his YouTube channel The WP Guru, or as of late in the official In the Studio withContinue reading “How to Turn a 3D.SK Body Scan into a Genesis Morph in Daz Studio”

One of the newest artists to join the talented group of Daz PAs is Dekogon Studios. Known for their incredibly detailed environments and props, we’re excited to sit down with Dekogon Studios founder Clinton Crumpler and learn more about his team and his experience. The Interview Clinton, thanks for interviewing with us! Let’s start withContinue reading “Daz Artist Interview Series: Dekogon Studios”

Louis Moinet, the luxury watch brand specializing in high-end, limited-edition timepieces, has announced an NFT partnership with Exclusible, a premium NFT marketplace and Metaverse partner for Luxury Brands, and Tafi, a leading designer of avatars and digital wearables including NFTs. The companies will launch an original NFT collection inspired by the Louis Moinet Space RevolutionContinue reading “Louis Moinet Partners with Exclusible and Tafi to Launch Original NFT Collection”

Sometimes new artists wonder if it is okay to use references in their artwork. It’s an understandable question, especially if you don’t have much experience getting into the business side of actually selling your work. While using references is an important step for any artist, you should still take precautions to ensure you aren’t stealingContinue reading “How to Use Human References to Improve Your 3D Art”

Have you ever tried to describe your own fashion style in one word? Sometimes it feels like every community has its unique collection of adjectives — whether you’re describing fine wines, indie video games, or NFTs. When it comes to fashion, there are a plethora of words fashionistas love to use to describe their personalContinue reading “12 Beyond-Chic Daz 3D Fashion Styles for Your Characters”