Looking for a homeless character(s), male/female for poser(6). Any around?

I don't know of any, but one could be made, using the right clothes/accessories,etc.

Currently, I'm workinhg on making a set of homeless poses but it may be a while before they're available.

Attached Link: Grim

I think Apollo Maximus is homeless right now... but I don't know where to find him

There was a sorta homeless character once. A male figure lying under a blanket.

I can't remember where it came from though, it's ancient.

Then.. how DOES a homeless peep look? I wasn't aware that they were a generic brand LOL  Basically take any character, take the textures and make them more shabby and there you go.

Examples I've made myself:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=225106

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=251878

and a few "character studies"

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=242351

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=247178

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=247699

Since all these pics are OLD, they're using Michael 2 and Victoria 2 (or in some case Boris and Roxanne, the expansions by Capsces)

TG, the homeless character you were thinking of is in Baumgarten's archive - just over halfway down the page. It's a simple 3DS mesh, should be good for background use. For more detailed use, how about Dodger's gutter punks for M3 and V3? XFX-3d

Attached Link: homeless scene

Bear in mind that this picture was made 4 years ago. I could probably do much better now, but this is an example of a basic homeless character made by a beginner.

There's a female outfit over at PoserPros by Dodger - she's dressed as a "street person" I think. It could be Punk or just throw-together stuff from a charity shop.

Cheers

Also, if you were ever a member of poserstyle before it went under, they had a set of dirty clothes textures for the Michael 2 clothing pack from Daz,.

Alternatively, you can take just about any clothes textures and "dirty them up" in a paint program, possibly by using dirt brushes, or by making your own smudges and stains in the paint program.

Quote - Alternatively, you can take just about any clothes textures and "dirty them up" in a paint program, possibly by using dirt brushes, or by making your own smudges and stains in the paint program.

Photoshop: Make a layer, render clouds with a nasty brown colour, set it to multiply or overlay mode, apply a watercolour filter to it.