[Edit: I am no longer selling pre-made book cover art through SelfPubBookCovers.com.] When I first acquired the free DAZ Studio scene editing and image rendering program, it sat on my computer hard drive for a few months. The program was free, so I grabbed it when I learned of it, but then it just sat... Continue Reading →
I've published Eposic Character Art Pack Volume 2 on DriveThruRPG. Like Volume 1, this art pack is royalty-free and Pay-What-You-Want, which includes the low, low price of absolutely nothing. Of course, I do appreciate any monetary support you wish to give, but even more I appreciate your moral support. If you like what I do,... Continue Reading →
The new DAZ Studio 4.8 Pro is officially released. It comes with a new rendering engine called Iray. This rendering engine is intended for use in creating photo-realistic images. That is, you're supposed to think you're looking at a photo when you look at the image. See what you think. Here's a render of the... Continue Reading →
Did you know you can make manga-style and sketch-style renders with Daz Studio? Compare the first below image with the ones in my previous post. They are renders of the same scene, but this one uses the Toony Camera Pro and a scripted 3Delight rendering engine. Of course, there are many variables you can play... Continue Reading →
Just wanted to post some of my latest renders. The images below are copyright ©2015 by Michael K. Eidson. These images use the Alani character for the new Callie 6 figure. Both images are rendered in DAZ Studio with no postwork. This first one uses the standard 3Delight renderer. The second one uses the Luxus... Continue Reading →
I tried out the new Reality 4 renderer for DAZ Studio. The Reality renderer is primarily for photo-realistic renders. But it does a good job with non-photo-realistic renders too. The Aiko 6 model is intended for anime / manga style renders. I tried the Reality 4 renderer with Aiko 6, just to see how it... Continue Reading →
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