Hi guys, sorry I disappeared for a while. I was very busy for some time and I didn't render much. I'm getting back into it, and I'll try to at least keep in touch.

In the meantime, some of my recent favorites:

How about something more animated?

http://i.imgur.com/PmqBpPw.gifv

Another one I made recently

Very nice.

I like her sexy look, great work on the render jvit

Good render jvit!!! I'm glad I was sitting down when I saw that since it rendered me incapable of standing up..

Thanks for the feedback everyone.

A couple more

I was experimenting with the nodes in the material room to get a wet skin effect, and here is the result. Let me know what you think.

jvit wrote:I was experimenting with the nodes in the material room to get a wet skin effect, and here is the result. Let me know what you think.

The model and her figure are to die for!
To me, it looks more like oil then it does water since I don't see droplets. It's more like rounded raised areas when I zoom in.

jvit wrote:I was experimenting with the nodes in the material room to get a wet skin effect, and here is the result. Let me know what you think.

Really nice work on the mild wet look, looks like she had a swim and is about 10 minutes out of the water and is drip drying as they say, the only give away to say different is her hair, it is not wet at all even at her shoulders, which it would still be wet at her shoulders as water runs down from the head towards the neck and shoulders

Otherwise, really nice work on this render.

Thanks for your comments

Renderosity has a pretty good tutorial for sweaty skin, and I've fiddled a bit with the settings in the Material Room. I think I'm on the right track.

Second attempt below. Among other things, I added a bit of displacement and I used a proper wet hair prop.

A couple more pics. Also, I took a pic of one of my biggest crushes in my runtime and put her in my avatar.





Any comments, on this and/or the wet skin tests would be appreciated

jvit wrote:Thanks for your comments

Renderosity has a pretty good tutorial for sweaty skin, and I've fiddled a bit with the settings in the Material Room. I think I'm on the right track.

Second attempt below. Among other things, I added a bit of displacement and I used a proper wet hair prop.

Looks way better, for a real wet look, including how the light source is hitting the various wet spots, good work.

I like the other renders also.

Thanks for the comment, I''ll try some more wet renders later