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Helga standing on couch. (Patreon)

Published:
2019-07-05 20:21:33
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2026-06
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more work put into Helga here with a better groom and nicer lighting using an HDRI.

Let me know what you think! 

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BlackTH

Nice to see some mix up in background! Helga's looking sweet, also stockier? Even it's just the grooming, I'm diggin' it, looks even more believable! Love her fluffs, each new pic looks better than the last! <3

C

Excellent attention to detail, very wolfish head/face, particularly the scruff & fluff around the sides of the face. Really nice tie-in between the wolf and couch and shadows/lighting seem natural - a bit like a photo shoot, but maybe like a window's open on a rainy day too! My one concern would be her general plumpiness and back curvature. Both are done well, and it seems natural, though perhaps the facial expression isn't a perfect match with what I've come to believe is more of a sedentary body size in canines, which I'd expect to be a little more... hmmm contented and cheery in the face maybe? The end effect may be a tad loss of subtlety, though not in a bad way. [Edit: oops - I mean because of the positioning of her full-bodied presentation. I do really like the centered head though; maybe because it allows Helga's cunning wolfishness to take center stage?] You have a number of more subtle works anyway, so no loss there. Also, I want a wolf in a warmly-lit log cabin! (lol) Just my thoughts...! An exceptional piece taken as a whole!

Cosmiclifepinups
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In this one I started using a 360 High dynamic range image to light the scene, if you know what those do for a 3D render. I am using a hanger with some lights coming in through some windows and hanger doors and a lot of grey muted concrete, so I suppose that's where the rainy day lighting comes from. I would love to work on full on environments like that but with the fur count on these models even buying a good setting to place them in would tax my computer to much. the polygon count on the fur already takes so much memory! perhaps in the future.