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But the body is enlarged by 8% or so, because it was too small for me next to the bat. Ahhh I also made her breasts The hair is from daz 3d that I modified..

Looks pretty good. Someone has a bunch of faces of celebs, I can't remember off hand. Costume looks good! Keep up the great work.

Mr. X wrote: ↑

3 years ago

Looks pretty good. Someone has a bunch of faces of celebs, I can't remember off hand. Costume looks good! Keep up the great work.

Thank you for your comment. Here I took off the headband and put on another wig. Does he look like anyone?

First thought is Megan Fox. Probably because that's who I'd pick if I created a celebrity inspired super heroine.

DonShip wrote: ↑

3 years ago

First thought is Megan Fox. Probably because that's who I'd pick if I created a celebrity inspired super heroine.

Thank you for your comment. Yes it is true it is MF , but with a larger body.

Another model I hope you like, inspired by another celebrity. I still have to weld the head, finish the boots and make the textures of all the clothes.

Great work. Love when people play around and experiment.

A few years ago, Zeta did the dialogues for me for a comic that was published in "The Wizard's Lair". Since I'm publishing celebrity models, I took the opportunity to introduce the cat.
Has anyone heard from Zeta?

numbers never lie

Maria Hill, with less clothes.

Faces are really hard to make. We are all experts at reading faces and noticing everything that looks off. It is also very difficult not to get bogged down in making every individual feature perfect and wind up with a face that looks nothing like the intended person, even though the individual features seem right.

If you want to do celebrity faces, there are a few programs that are great to give you a leg up. Daz Face Transfer has a free version that you can play around with to give it a shot. I have made a couple dozen celebrity faces and faces for family and friends and found that a good starting program REALLY makes the process easier. Anyhow, thanks for sharing and good luck.

Yes, it is difficult, but really the hard part is finding natural and orthographic reference images. Those images are what make the model look good. For example Megan Fox has lots and lots of images on the internet, however she is always posed. She is never in natural form. I do know that Daz transfer program. I use it to align the orthographic front and profile of the pictures. I like to model old school, access the vertices and polygons. Thank you very much for your comment.

Improved model presentation

She is the new version of Wonder Woman, inspired by Brazilian Alessandra Ambrosio.

I put him here because in a parole application, he stated that he was a celebrity . He is quite short.

Inspired by the famous pornstar Tori Black

Love her and Love it! Great job!

tallyho wrote: ↑

2 years ago

Love her and Love it! Great job!

Thank you !

In progress. The head still needs to be welded to the body. The mapping coordinates on the body. Make textures of the clothes and wrinkles in gloves and boots.

I modified the first mask, made the goggles more angular and modeled the space for the ears, making them more oval. The second one is more traditional.

I prefer the ears on the bottom pics myself

same costume but with a different mask and the classic color.

tallyho wrote: ↑

2 years ago

I prefer the ears on the bottom pics myself

Thanks for commenting Tallyho

On this site I found the erotic model Ashley Lane, so I modeled her face and dressed her as Avengelyne. Avengelyne uses her powers to fight demons on earth. The character uses another hairstyle like Artemis, I changed it to look more like the model.


Ah... I forgot the dragon is not of my authorship, I've had it for a long time.