Midnight Visitor

[xmag]

I tried blocking off the larger holes to the cage but the little guy really likes visiting her.

[Sumguy14]

her expression and pose are perfect. Well done.

[DocRick]

Very nice. Has a more "realistic" look than most AI images.

[xmag]

Thanks, it started in daz studio , but was run through ai to give it better texture and lighting. Still have to tweak it as it still wants to do odd things,and of course hands and feet are always a problem

[QTips]

She won't feel a thing.

[Little Sally]

Thanks, it started in daz studio , but was run through ai to give it better texture and lighting. Still have to tweak it as it still wants to do odd things,and of course hands and feet are always a problem

That seems to be the way with AI (some problems with human anatomical details, and the mouse's left ear perhaps?)

Looks ok overall though.

[DocRick]

That seems to be the way with AI (some problems with human anatomical details, and the mouse's left ear perhaps?)

Looks ok overall though.

The hands look pretty good though the toes are a little blurry and I think another.......anatomical feature.......... is a little bit .............misplaced.

[xmag]

Thanks, it started in daz studio , but was run through ai to give it better texture and lighting. Still have to tweak it as it still wants to do odd things,and of course hands and feet are always a problem

That seems to be the way with AI (some problems with human anatomical details, and the mouse's left ear perhaps?)

Yeah, this was more of trying different techniques to see what I could achieve, and it is satisfying to see a image transformed into something that has more pop. This definitely isn't the best I've ever made but experimenting with different tools starts somewhere.. I'm old enough to remember the poser and maya days, pre iray and trying to find a style that doesn't look like everything else. But it seems that everyone wants it as realistic as possible. I was hoping that moving to this board here would be a little safer to experiment. It gets old to reply to every critic with:

[Hand-Holder]

I like how she seams to be begging the Giant Master to save her from the visitor...

I would ask her - What will you do for me, without squirming or being forced, if I take it away ???

[DocRick]

Yeah, this was more of trying different techniques to see what I could achieve, and it is satisfying to see a image transformed into something that has more pop. This definitely isn't the best I've ever made but experimenting with different tools starts somewhere.. I'm old enough to remember the poser and maya days, pre iray and trying to find a style that doesn't look like everything else. But it seems that everyone wants it as realistic as possible. I was hoping that moving to this board here would be a little safer to experiment. It gets old to reply to every critic with:

Don't confuse critique with criticism. No one is criticizing your work. Just pointing out where improvements, not you but the computer program, could be made. Realism is the final goal. CGI started off looking like a cheap 1980's video game, gained some improvements, but still looked like a Claymation picture. AI is taking the next step. Your image, to me, almost looks like a photograph of an actual tiny woman in a cage with a mouse. The computer messed up and made a few flaws, such as her vagina being rather anterior to its normal inferior placement. If you browse this forum, you'll find AI images of ladies with six or seven fingers, deformed feet and other abnormalities. The artist just keeps moving forward, eliminating the errors to produce as perfect an end result as possible with the current technology.

Keep up the good work.