Indian pants, front and back loincloths with morphs, mocasins and all props previewed by Thip. I had lots of fun texturing this guy despite the fact it's a male outfit.. don't you love native american colorful art too? :) Soon after I was done I started wondering what about the cooler days or more elderly Indians? so the Immortal tunic also by Thip came to rescue via the appropriate transmap and voila! Mike can wander the woods in cooler weather with no fear! :) I hope you like him.. Rena

Stunning work Rena!! Terrific image. :) Irene

Nice, looks great... where can it be found?

Yeah. Where can I find it?

PoserStyle.com a subscription site. A very good one. Emily

Nice job Rena. Marque

Just wonderful Rena...are they available? Sharen

Just a plug for Poser Style (and I DON'T work for them...lol)...if you don't have a subscription, get one right away! They are far and away the best one around. I have Poserworld too and I love them, but Poser Style is shaping up to be a real force all their own in this community. An awesome resource! And we can't have too many Poser resources...:oD LaurieA

Hello, These are lovely textures and I am wondering if anyone can direct me to ones that have a floral design. You see, in the North East Woodlands, which I am gathering these textures are supposed to be, even the men had a more floral than a geometric design. The geometric is more Plains, which my husband, Wendell Deer With Horns, is a member of the Lakota Sioux Nation. Sorry if I sound like a bitch, but when it comes to Native American culture, my husband and I tend to be sticklers on authenticity. And the Mohicans are doing very well in their casino here in Connecticut winks Warm Regards, Nancy Deer With Horns (SophiaDeer)

Any reference pics of the type of floral design you're referring to SophiaDeer?

Attached Link: http://www.nativetech.org/glasbead/glaswork.html

Hi Nance,

Thank you for showing an interest.

Please refer to the link that I added to see what I mean.

If you need more, please let me know!

Warm Regards,
Nancy

I have a few photocopies of floral beadwork, you would have to work the colours out for yourself as they are unfortunately black and white, but if they are any help to anyone I can post a jpg here.

Attached Link: http://www.umaine.edu/hudsonmuseum/ve3.htm

Hi, Here is another site that shows the patterns of the North Eastern Woodland Natives and most are in color too. It is an interesting site as well. Warm Regards, Nancy

Thanks guys.. and SophieDeer.. no problem on being particular.. you'll just have to keep in mind these were created at the other side of the globe.. I guess I am particular too when it comes to Greek anchient garb, and those didn't have as many tribes and variations as the native americans! :) Rena

yeah poserstyle diff has some really teriffic stuff don't they.im sure that will be a popular download

I just downloaded the indian and textures From PoserStyle. No rsr files for the character files. When you load a figure, you have to go to camera settings to load the textures but beware, it won't find the texture files it's looking for. The actual texture names aren't the same as the ones it's looking for. Example: it's looking for MikeIndianIndianChocker_TEX.jpg but the actual file name is IndianChoker_TEX.jpg. When you click on that one, it still want' the first file. This is going to be a real pain in the butt to use. Sure hope PoserStyle will update this with the correct information before too many people get this.

Yes, they are getting fixed Cherokee.. unfortunately sometimes it's not as hard to miss a ":" in between words when batch editing too many MAT files. I apologize as the correct path is MikeIndian:IndianChocker_TEX. Updates will be posted soon - if not already done by the others. Rena