Comic WIP sneak peek

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  • #1767366
    Frank21
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    I've done most of the establishing scenes. The NSFW ones I can't show here. My workflow is basically to expand on the scenes as a framework rather than linear.

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    #1767446
    Anonymous
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    Wow. That's seems to be a lot of work and looks great. What's the story based on, and what will the comic be named?

    #1767601
    Frank21
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    Early days yet. As you can see it's set in Japan. No idea yet what it will be named. Thanks for your comment @Billyhill.

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    Cage
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    This looks really awesome Frank!

    #1767798
    Anonymous
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    @frank22

    is this a personal project?

    The interiors don't look like generic DAZ models. Unreal converted to OBJ perhaps? I've been looking for some real Asian buildings that are out in the wild but they are rare.

    #1767906
    Frank21
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    @Billyhill The bedroom is a modified room from ShareCG. The bathroom I can't remember which one but I completely changed the interior items and textures. The Family Mart was a service station I think but again very modified. The kitchen I pretty much constructed myself from bits and pieces.

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    Anonymous
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    @Frank22

    Thanks for the information. You've done a great job with the tranformations. Looking forward to the finished product 🙂

    #1767939
    Frank21
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    Thanks Billy. I forgot to mention that a lot of the props aren't DS/Poser. Many of them are converted .fbx, .blend or .obj files.

    #1767986
    GreatBizarro
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    That is some cool looking renders there. Just curious as to how long it takes per frame to set up your props and poses.

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    Frank21
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    @Greatbizarro Usually a couple of hours unless like the kitchen/bathroom where I needed to construct most of the set. Standing poses are pretty easy but obviously takes longer if the character is interacting with another character or with props.
    The thing I enjoy most is setting up the environments so while it might take a long time that's the fun part for me.

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    ADAM
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    Excellent

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