[Huw]

Hey all,

I’ve got the Daz 3d beta program for digital art.

I’m about to get the free content that comes with it, but with a dial up connection (still in the dark ages here), it’s gonna take ages.

I’m working out ways of getting the content quicker but it’ll be a while before I produce any fmg artwork.

could anyone who uses the daz programme suggest any good content for me to begin with.

Praetorian.

[Lingster]

The most obviously muscular female DAZ model is the She-Freak, though Stephanie Petite also has some nice muscles when combined with the morphs available for her.

Don’t get discouraged – it took me two years of practice before I was happy with the quality of my work enough to post it online in quantity.

[Huw]

Thank you, lingster.

I intend to practice as often as I can, and I already have many items on my wish list at Daz 3d.

I’ve seen the she freak and intend to get the victoria and girl models with their respective morphing packs.

Hopefully I’ll have some rudimentary skills for creating digital art pretty soon.

Praetorian.

[ItsWilliamson]

Starting your digital art journey with making the digital art by using the basic pen tablet like a Wacom Intuos connected to your computer or even a smartphone and stylus for make it a design properly.

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[emmabrown]

Absolutely! Every great digital artist starts somewhere, and the most important thing is to keep creating and experimenting with new techniques. I also found some inspiring artwork, tutorials, and creative resources on https://wingaga.ch/ that can help build new skills and ideas. Keep practicing—you might be surprised by how quickly your style develops.

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