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Renderotica Artist Spotlight: Joe Prahler http://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/May-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Joe-Prahler.aspx
Renderotica Artist Spotlight: Mantikorhttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/May-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Mantikor.aspx
Renderotica Artist Spotlight: hlinkhttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/June-2015/Artist-Spotlight-hlink.aspx
Renderotica Artist Spotlight: Nafianhttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/June-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Nafian.aspx
Renderotica turns the spotlight on artist Buthslhttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/June-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Butchsl.aspx
Renderotica Artist Spotlight: 3Derotichttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/July-2015/Artist-Spotlight-3DErotic.aspx
Renderotica Artist Spotlight Interview: Sparkie Shockhttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/July-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Sparkie-Shock.aspx
Renderotica turns the spotlight on artist Sean Martin in this weeks interviewcheck it out here: http://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/July-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Sean-Martin.aspx
Renderotica turns the spotlight on artist Maru for an interviewhttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/July-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Maru.aspx
Renderotica turns the spotlight on artist Pygmalion for this week’s artist spotlight interviewhttp://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/August-2015/Artist-Spotlight-Pygmalion.aspx
We asked Kelderek "Where do you draw your inspirations from?“ From stories, movies, all kinds of sources. Also from other pictures, of course. I get a lot inspiration from the bondage producers of old, like HOM and Lyndon… (yes,
We sat down with SF-Desgin aka SFD and asked: “What so far has been the most difficult product you’ve made?”This was probably my Versatile Dildo Pack. The ultra long dildo took a lot of time to create because of the countless bones and the morphs
We sat down with pandoramail and asked: "How do you decide what type of sex toys to make?“ For the shapes and functionality I often base my ideas on some real toy and sometimes I stick with it and sometimes I don’t. I experiment with
We sat down with artist warloc07 and asked him: As a relatively new artist, you’re coming into the field at the ‘height’ of the tech so to speak, what’s been your biggest challenge / learning curve so far? The biggest challenge is learning
We sat down with Studio_AD and asked: Q) Tell us about Carey, and how you came up with her. Ive always had a fascination with houdini and hisescape acts , and decided to create a female magician with superior talents that easily surpassed the old
We sat down with Ironhawk and asked: Q) How long have you been creating your artwork? Nearly 10 years. You’d think I’d be better at it by now. To an extent I think my existing vague competence with Photoshop was and has remained a crutch
We sat down with renderRud and asked: Q) What inspired your “Alien Exam” series?I played around with some stuff from Davo´s. I liked the pose of the girl bend on the table and started to develop a story around that.This kind of defenselessness
We sat down with SkatingJesus and asked: Q) Tell us about your creation process, how do you decide on the themes for your comics? Well, I always had “a thing” for BDSM, kinky stuff. So, my domain had to be like that. I think you can imagine
We sat down with StrongFang and asked: Q)Poser or Daz Studio and why? I am currently using PoserPro 2014. I have never used any 3D graphics program other than Poser. I produce primarily animations. It took me several years to become familiar
We sat down with Rotrex and asked: Q) what is your favorite work you’ve created? That would have to be “Bachelorette Party”, from a long time ago. It’s a takeoff on Da Vinci’s “Last Supper”. The idea just came
We sat down with Farconville and asked: Q) will you be giving “Love” to M4 again in the future? It depends. If people will request to have things made for Michael 4, then why not? I am a fairly reasonable guy. If there is a need, all you have
We sat down with Renderotica artist ECB and asked: If someone reading this wants to start creating their own artwork what words of advice would you give them? Learn patience because it’s very unlikely that you’ll be able to get what you&rsquo
Recently we sat down with Renderotica Image and content artist lalverson and asked: Q) what brought you into 3D? I had been doing regular pencil and ink work since the 90’s and wanted to tell stories but I sucked at reproducing a character I drew
We recently ‘sat down’ with Renderotica artist tschwabe01 and asked: Q) What are your plans for the future? I plan a comic-project, for that i have created many characters. The main character called Nadyne. Her first appearance is here at
We sat down with Renderotica Artist and content creator Supafly and asked: “A lot of your renders involve monsters of some sort, what is your favourite monster and why?” A good monster has to have certain qualities about him, such as having the
We recently sat back down with Renderotica Artist and content creator KristinF and did a follow up interview and asked her: Q) Do you find it harder or easier creating erotic art as a female? “Oh no, I find it really easy actually. I did lead a
We sat down with Renderotica Artist Sostene and asked: Q) Do you have any photography experience? No, but i’m interested by the lighting and the composition, in photgraphy , paintings , movies . I just read about focals and some technicals points
We sat down with Image and Product creator Mitru and asked:Q) Is there anything you’d love to create but can’t? (and if so why?)A classic action or scifi comic… as I love them (Stories like Aphrodite X or Cyber Force of Top Cow and Stjepan
We sat down with Content Artist Xameva and asked: Q) Which is more of a “pain” to create, static poses, Animated poses or Morphs, and why? Animation is the most difficult to create. I try to make my static poses perfect… and with 2 characters,
We sat down with content artist Nova and asked: Q) What was the most challenging image/product you have created OR wanted to create? This is an interesting question, really. From a purely technical standpoint, An Unfortunate Discovery was hands down
We sat down with Renderotica content artist Wandrer and asked: Q) What was the most challenging image/product you have created OR wanted to create? Trade-In part 1 was probably the most challenging as I hadn’t really figured out a good way to package
We sat down with render and content artist Strutter1979 and asked: Q) How did you get into creating 3D Products?I’ve had interest in 3D imagery for sometime. I originally come from a 2d design background but have always loved the idea of being
We sat down with Renderotica artist Thyebbr and asked: Q) What was the most challenging picture that you have created or want to create? The most challenging was to create image Mallak because it was a hard assembly work … The body is a person,
We sat down with HTAED and asked: Q) How did you get into creating 3D images? Gaming. They started improving on graphics. (A bad thing when the story isn’t good.) I use to see renders of characters from certain games and wondered how they did
We sat down with Renderotica artist Lapse and asked: Q) What tricks do you use to get your facial expressions so lifelike? That is a great question. Once I am done with designing a character, I would always create a default expression, based on personal
We sat down with Renderotica content artist Barbarian Babes for an in depth interviewRead it here: http://www.renderotica.com/community/Blog/October-2016/Artist-Spotlight-Barbarian-Babes
