[ironb667]

Been real busy lately, but I finally found some time to finish this image. I really like how it turned out, but then for how long it took to make I better be. The hard part was finding a second pose , both the male and female model to match up with the Eva pose. Just to find the source images too about 2 hours. Putting the pieces together was a snap, almost.'Enjoy!

[John]

Good job.  The one on the left could probably bear to have more unified skin surface (parts look oily and shiny, while the head and breasts are fairly "natural"), but the girl on the right looks perfect.  Proportions and positioning on both look great.

[ironb667]

Good job.  The one on the left could probably bear to have more unified skin surface (parts look oily and shiny, while the head and breasts are fairly "natural"),

If only matching skin was that easy.LOL, I am happy if I get the colors to match, I can't do textures yet. Besides I use a really old program. Photodeluxe 2.

[John]

I think it would be easier to add gloss/specularity than to take it away from an image.  I don't have much experience with it myself, but I'm sure there are couple filters in your imaging program that would do the trick.

If not, there's always GIMP, which has a load of filters.

[ironb667]

I tried gimp and hated it. I have CS on my macs, but I hate working on my macs for this. Because there, its arduous to browse and then open all of the source files, that I need. So I use my antiquated pc. Which I enjoy very much. I might check gimp out again, cos I could use it if nothing else to put the finishing touches on a image.

[cpbell0033944]

Good job.  The one on the left could probably bear to have more unified skin surface (parts look oily and shiny, while the head and breasts are fairly "natural"), but the girl on the right looks perfect.  Proportions and positioning on both look great.

Indeed. 8)

[Number6]

Great job!  The morph is top-notch, and the poses are terrific too.

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