I wanted to show you all why I wanted the plains Indian, I'm still working on the leather breeches and the breast plate...I had some probs getting them on this figure..any feedback on the render ..etc..would be much appreciated. Wasnt sure where I needed to post this pic. VelvetRose

that looks great, very good :o)

Very Nice! Nay, Georgeous! Looks like some good planning went into this. A good composition. But there's always something. I'd either get rid of the 2 side lens flares or tone them way down. James

Outside of this venue, I'd have never spotted this as having originated from Poser. Very impressive. Not sure I entirely agree with James about the lens flares. I think they do really contribute to a visually striking first impression. However after viewing a it for a while, he may be correct in that they are perhaps the first element to start to revealing "the man behind the curtain". btw- was the breast plate a prop?

Very beautiful. Great posing and enviroment. Love the flow and natural feel to it. However, I agree about the lens flare. I feel it distracts from the beautiful sky and tends to overpower the image. Great effort!

Thank you all for the great comments...I also have to agree abot the lens flares..they do tend to over power the render..and I'm not too thrilled about the fade ot on the edges..perhaps I;ll re-do and resubmit him..the breeches and the chest pate are props I'm working on..I have a ways to go beofre thier ready to share..I'll post them in the free goodies area for you all:) again thanks:) VR

This is beautiful. He's gorgeous!!!!! Thanks for sharing. Melanie

I have to agree with James - excellent work, but either the colors need to be sharpened, or the side "flares" toned down; it washes out the image.

Hi velvet rose, I just saw your great plains indian render. I am trying to do a plains indian myself. How did you do the breeches and the breastplate? Is it difficult to do the fringes on the breeches? And how the hell did you accomplish that. In deep admiration, Lookoo