Okay that is really cool, Only tihng missing is the ones on the arm.

Yeah, I couldn't find those in my library. Time to check the backups...

very good 3d. i like your forest. of course i see what you did. a medium close shot with a matt background. i've done those. they're rally good for a still, but if you animate, they have problems with a moving camera. but as long as the camera possition doesn't have to move, they work great.

i will say they look like different ages though. in the 2d she looks, could be anywhere from 11 to 17, in human age terms, in the 3d she looks like she couldn't be any older then 9, maybe younger then that. of course there's no reason that would be a problem, i think even elves change with time, maybe slower then humans. there's no one cannon about elves, so many people have come up with so many different ones.

One of the best abdl elves I know of was done by  carotte666, named Keela. If you're talking canons or headcanons...with respect to me (Alex Lesse Loupe), some species have different growth and maturation rates, and sometimes a slip of discretion (say, noticing a diaper on an elemetary-school-age child) leads to stigma.

You have a good eye for the composite I did. I even tried to match the white balance and exposure levels. You're right, it would suck for an animated system (I remember seeing Kung Fu Panda 2 in 3D and wondering why the hell the background was blurred...in the 3d viewing of Avatar everything was crisp, and the blur was only attributed to the eye).

I adopted the character...but to work in my own style I needed to build the model. It's hard sometimes to translate the geometries and capture the essence of the character.

Until I can figure things out...well...Lhiann is going to be an innocent little elf playing in the forest and maybe helping out others who cross her path.

well you're way ahead of me with sculpting characters though. i doubt i could have done that well. maybe someday, if i ever get around to practicing more.

Mostly it's an off-the-shelf rigged model with a set of morphs. The trick is to find out what morphs to incorporate to make it work.