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  • DiscipleDisciple Posts: 95
    edited November 4

    I don't lurk much, but this discussion drew my attention.

    I was hired to provide media for a STEM education project, where high schoolers themselves were developing curricula tools for engaging a broader diversity of students in STEM courses.  Then I was asked to design promotional materials, banners highlighting the various study topics, and could I create a CGI version of the student team?  DAZ tools aren't really suited to mimicing random people.  Headshop's performance, quality photos, and parental permission were all obstacles to that approach, so I turned to Capsces' morphs for AikoToon and HiroToon, my meager library of A3+H3 wearables and complexion painting tools, and lots of force-fitted hair.

    I'd say the attempt worked.  The kids enjoyed finding their faces.  The budget managed to allow printing of some of the banners, and other school systems are starting to show interest.  Thanks, Capsces Digital Ink.

    Hallelujah!
    Disciple

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  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 11,509

    Disciple said:

    I don't lurk much, but this discussion drew my attention.

    I was hired to provide media for a STEM education project, where high schoolers themselves were developing curricula tools for engaging a broader diversity of students in STEM courses.  Then I was asked to design promotional materials, banners highlighting the various study topics, and could I create a CGI version of the student team?  DAZ tools aren't really suited to mimicing random people.  Headshop's performance, quality photos, and parental permission were all obstacles to that approach, so I turned to Capsces' morphs for AikoToon and HiroToon, my meager library of A3+H3 wearables and complexion painting tools, and lots of force-fitted hair.

    I'd say the attempt worked.  The kids enjoyed finding their faces.  The budget managed to allow printing of some of the banners, and other school systems are starting to show interest.  Thanks, Capsces Digital Ink.

    Hallelujah!
    Disciple

    [Edited to combat typos]

    Wow! That's awesome! Those turned out SO COOL! I'm impressed with the work you've done. And I'm sure the kids loved seeing character versions of themselves! Wonderful work!

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 5,678
    edited November 5

    Absolutely inspired use of DS and A3/H3. Well done indeed.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Edited for tripe writing error.

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  • EthinEthin Posts: 1,117

    yes!

  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 8,611

    Excellent work everyone !

  • EthinEthin Posts: 1,117
    edited November 6

    Ethin said:

     

    A3 and H3

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  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 11,509
    @Ethin That's so cute! The offering of the flowers is charming! :) Great scene!
  • EthinEthin Posts: 1,117

    Thanks!

    Even a goblin can be a gentleman if they try.smiley

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    edited 12:28AM

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  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 11,509
    edited 1:35AM

    Dawww So cute! :D I like your color palettes for your characters. The green and yellow tones of the last one is very nice!

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