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It's all about the Hair
🕑 Added 2025-08-21 02:23:27 +0000 UTCRecently I have had a lot of people message me and ask and some even complain why I use the same hair styles on my models and there is a very good reason for that. Over the years I have bought some very nice longer hair styles with the hope that they would fit well on my models, but unfortunately 98% of them don't. On a normal model the hair looks great and flows really nicely, but on my bigger ladies they distort, cut into the body and just look terrible in my opinion. I even increase the adjustments on the hair to over the maximum limits and they still cut into the model and make the distortions even worse. I thought the best way to explain it was to show you some comparison images of how the hair fits on a normal shape model and how they look on my models. If this is the way the hair looks in a stagnant pose you can only image how it would look in some of the poses I put my models in when they are getting down to business. So, this is the main reason I use tied back hair (which the ponytail still bends and distorts) shorter hair and if I'm lucky some shoulder length hair. I am perfectionist when it comes to my Art and I like things to look the best they can be, this includes fixing poke through of skin through clothes.
I know this is not a very exciting post, but I wanted to address the issue because I have had a lot of people question me about it. I am always on the lookout for hair that will work and that looks sexy as well.
Comments
Simon Rzepecki
I usually create all my morphs using the tools available in Daz but there are morphs that can be bought from Daz like "massive" and "she swole". I have been using a morph I bought off render hub as a base for my latest shape by a vendor called Gymbo he has some great FBB morphs on his page.
alex
Hi! Are you using custom morphs or is is something that can be bought in daz store?
