Cartoon reality.

This is the first 3D art thing I've done. Daz is giving away over £300 worth of 3D art programme stuff away until the end of this month, so I wanted to try.

This features a 3D image person in my best (admittedly drab) attempt at a cartoony thing. Talking to a robot. Or rather a floating robot's head. The reason the colours are so dull is that I TRIED to do bright colours, but the focus of the image just sort of drowned in them. She still kinda drowns even in these. ;_;
The cartoony ness is not be just trying to meet my art upload once a week thing, no. Why do you ask?
Seriously, it took me hours to get this right, on top of hours trying to make the clothes not make her have huge boobs (until I found out I could make the model's chest invisible, I had tried repeatedly shrinking and fiddling with the various breast parameters on the shirt, so that the model's chest wouldn't stick through when I shrunk it. Why the hell did the shirt have FIVE breast parameters anyway? Two were even essentially the SAME!) and all the other intrinsicties of 3D software.

And it was all finnecky. I'm used to saving the finnekyness for last, but I couldn't here. Also, my tablet was more of a problem than a help. I had to use the touchpad instead because, while the tablet was FANTASTIC during the cartoon thing, it just wasn't fine enough for Daz, I guess, given how often it misinterpreted what I was doing. Up does not wobble about, mmkay?
And why does moving my mouse up once I click on a certain symbol make the screen move down?

The first title I came up for this is, "I just feel that there is something DIFFERENT about me." And I originally envisioned her talking to a therapist. In a black and white newspaper comic style.

All the 3D stuff came from either [link] (V4 body, hair) or [link] (Clothes).