Beautifull women

[Paul Oblomov]

There's something, that I can't still believe... I think she is too transparent / refractive. Eyes are fantastic!!! But neck / chest looks like rubber to me. Maybe, that is the model is too perfect... Dunno.

[3LP]

I'm just speechless, the more I look at her, the more I'm woaw...Stan

[Bigguns]

A little move of the head and a kind of 3/4 short since she got properly rigged.. I will send her to the rigging guy this week after I did the cloths properly.

[kagemaru]

Well congratulations once again, it's wonderful.
Bravissimo!

[super gnu]

if you could just knock up a few dozen of these, making sure to cover all ethnic groups, for use in my Arch vis. id be most grateful.

beautiful work.

[Dariusz Makowski (Dadal)]

Yeah like above. Make it an asset with a simplified body - not as detailed. And I'll pay u for this model. I need a high end driver for my cars

[Nicinus]

Now that's just nasty! Can't wait to see her with a smile

[Bigguns]

Thank's guy's!

Now she's my new secretary!! lol

[bardo]

Nooo... the proxy server where I work is filtering the last images and it doesn't download them... I can't see anything!!! Nooooo...

I will show the past images to my IT guys... I'm confident they will change IT policies...

[Da_elf]

more bandwidth for us to view. Looking great

[WWX]

Stunning work!!!

[Morbid Angel]

why is it that girls always look better with makeup )))))))))))))))))))))

[3dkad]

respect! speechless!

[flino2004]

amazing work!!! I'm wondering if this will be the future....having beautiful CG actors so realistic ones and the human actor still do the live movements and expressions regardless of how they look like....leasing the rights or buying it from companies or artist like you that can produce them using studies of how a character should looks like...probably, no more $25 million plus for actors in Hollywood in the maybe near future.

[sharktacos]

but for sure bump is faster then displace.. but to me, when doing close, nothing can beat displace

Luc,
Have you tried using the displacement map in the bump? What I've found is that for small details (like skin pores) it looks the same. The real trick I think is using a 32-bit floating point image in the bump, rather than an 8-bit. Just curious whether you had experimented with this?