Ummm...help?

[schlamm]

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DAZ Studio 4.22 render/ Photoshop hybrid combined into the background
Lakebeds can be most entertaining when the water level begins to drop!

[sixgunzloaded]

Great mud coverage om these latest two!
I, myself would love to traipse around in that mangrove and perhaps run across some lovely in need of assistance. lol
Well done! Glad to see you still producing stuff!

Edit: Hey, were you ever able to find those tentacle figures I told you about?

[schlamm]

Thanks man!
New to for Studio with that mud, only issue encountered so far is the lack of coverage for clothing
I did, but also found another one that wasn't quite as pose intensive that was a DAZ product
Producing stuff wasn't the issue, still having issues uploading files, seems the only way that works is the drag and drop, and even that is sketchy for me sometimes.

[sixgunzloaded]

You may already be aware of these, but there's a vendor at DAZ who has some great Photoshop brushes that can help a lot in making clothes muddy. He's called "Deviney". Search him up.
You can use them to paint mud splatter, splashes, coverage to your heart's content on either the clothing's texture files or on the finished render itself. If you do it on the texture files, you'll be able to do multi-frame series with nice consistency of appearance.
Some of the ones I use are called: "Ron's Mud", "Ron's Sand", "Ron's Stained, Splatter, Drips, And Wash", etc.
There are also excellent wave and water brushes for splash FX. Hope that helps.

[schlamm]

I'll have to look into that...only limitation might be my ancient version of Photoshop (CS2)

[williams64901qs]

That's beautiful! I gotta start getting into creating this kind of artwork. Great job!

~williams64901qs