Steve's various renders.

SteveM17

On the old forums I posted various threads showing some renders I'd done. But now we have a new forum I'll put them all on this one thread.
Please bear in mind my poor old computer struggles with Daz Studio even at it's most basic settings, so I can't compete with the pictures you guys do, and I don't do any postwork, because I'm a very lazy person.

And i might have trouble with the size of these pics, because the resizing feature isn't working yet.
Here are a few pics of everyone's favourite barbarian.

kylumi

Being as you are struggling with your hardware, you have still been able to produce the desired artwork, so well done, Steve.
By the way is that M4 your using???

Jaderail

I so wish to know what he is wearing. I could use that set of clothing. Very good work for a OLD PC. I'm getting flashbacks to my last one.
Keep up the good work.

SteveM17

Thanks for your comments guys. When I finally get some cash saved for a new computer I can step things up a bit.

And no, he's not M4, he's Genesis, using some basic morphs that came with the software and some generic - but very useful - morphs I found (probably on sharecg or renderosity). It took a while to find a skin that suited/fitted, eventually I used a female skin (Cassandra for V4) which I then altered slightly, and the hair is Felicity hair. All freebies. The loincloth is by Trekkiegrrrl. The strap on his chest is Piratebelt for V4, with bits hidden or with increased opacity. The bracers and boots came with DS. I've found a number of hair/skin and accessories that work with different figures of different genders. I sometimes wonder why they are labelled as being for a certain figure (V4 for example) when they can be used on anybody with a minimum of messing around.

Here are a couple of pics I did recently, of a strange pair of buddies having a midnight stroll.

SteveM17

Here is a snippet of a short story I made using Daz Studio. The full thing is on my blog at http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/a-tale-of-zombie-folk.html

SteveM17

Here is a panel from a comic strip which can be found here; http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/the-adventures-of-pablo-joe-funeral_7.html

SteveM17

Here's a short comic strip I posted on my blog a while ago, made using just Daz Studio (and Powerpoint for the words).
More can be found at : http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/
But don't go there if you're easily offended.

SteveM17

Here is a quick strip made using Daz. More can be found on my blog: (beware, swearing!) http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/

SteveM17

Here's a couple of pics of everyone's second favouriote vigilante:

SteveM17

A couple of pics from a comic strip I did, to practice with lights and angles. Full thing is here: http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/a-hard-case-to-crack.html

SteveM17

Here's a few pics of Gotham's finest in action. (Joker morph - by Joe Quick - and Batman costume can be found in the superhero freebie thread).

Ivy

Awesome Steve , I love web cartoons . keep up the good work :)

SteveM17

Here is a panel from my latest strip which can be found here: http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/the-wisdom-of-solomon.html

SteveM17

Conan, yet again.

SteveM17

Here's a snippet from ashort comic strip on my blog, which is here: http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/
(Warning, blog contains swearing and humour some may find offensive)

Ivy

SteveM17 said:

Here's a snippet from ashort comic strip on my blog, which is here: http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/
(Warning, blog contains swearing and humour some may find offensive)

good one :)

SteveM17

Another snippet from a comic strip made using DS, full thing here: http://moody-by-name.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/how-to-cope-with-christmas-with-voodoo.html