The first set of 12 tutorials, for a total of 48 minutes, is finally available at the following link: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_JdHHW5yFwbqeq6aJzKtfEdbpt9k4HY6 I hope you’ll find it useful and my english understandable enough. As anticipated, this set covers the basic operations, so that you can get familiar with the interface and the workflow. A more advanced tutorial set is currently under development …

Janine was so kind to create and share a preset for a Genesis black male. As usual, also this preset is available in our Presets page: www.furrythings.com/presets/

Pajama was so kind to create such a nice preset for the Lynes’ domestic rabbits model, which is available for free directly at Lynes’ web site: http://www.lynescreations.com/lynesfree4.htm As usual, also the preset is available at www.furrythings.com/presets/ Here is the preset direct link: Lynes Domestic Rabbits – fur by Pajama Thank you very much Pajama!

Intel GPU might be very sensitive to OpenGL environment. If you get issues with starting Look at my Hair, please make sure to download latest driver for you Intel GPU card. You may access the Intel driver section here: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Default.aspx?lang=eng&changeLang=true

Midnight Stories is such a talented guy and I love all of his products. At Look at my Hair presets library you will find two presets for his Lycan!

Here it comes this new preset for the Big Millennium Cat LE Lioness: https://www.furrythings.com/www.furrythings.com/presets_depot/BigMilCatLE-Lioness.zip

Finally, after a long development course, Look at my Hair is live at DAZ Store at the incredible sale price of USD 34.99! http://www.daz3d.com/shop/look-at-my-hair

… and here comes the second test render…  

The fact that I’m posting almost exclusively animal renders is just a matter of preferences: of course Look at my Hair is excellent also at styling and rendering human models. Here is the first of a couple of quick renders done recently…

This render has been made out of the Grizzly preset for the Ursus Arctos model. “Only” 500000 hair, 6 minutes to render.