Driving the initiative for digital diversity, Daz 3D and the Institute of Digital Fashion (IoDF) released a non-binary and photorealistic digital double, Catty 8.1. This character is so unbelievably lifelike, from their general appearance down to their skin textures. This realism is crucial to creating 3D worlds populated with diverse people! Queer team members developed […]
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When we launched Genesis 8.1 with Victoria and Michael, we introduced and updated several unique features to the Daz 3D Character System. Some of the most prevalent include UV and shader improvements with additional support from Texturing.xyz. Their incredibly detailed skin textures and resources streamlined the process of creating photorealistic skin on Victoria, Michael, and […]
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As someone who has worked in television for a number of years and has an impressive resume, Jay Versluis was the perfect choice to lead a Daz Studio tutorial using the Fred 8.1 Rise to Fame Bundle. Follow along as Jay walks us through setting up a talk show scene with two characters, including setting […]
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Here at Daz, we offer realistic assets to artists that mimic real life and blur the line between fiction and reality. In doing this, it’s important to create characters, props, poses, and more that normalize every part of life, including the difference in abilities from person to person. Inclusion is important to us at Daz, […]
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Let’s talk about a notoriously difficult topic in 3D: modeling realistic hair. There are tons of reasons why hair is so difficult to get right. For starters, just one head of hair is a collection of about 100,000 individual strands of keratin! Each strand works together—or against each other—to create an attractive style or a […]
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