China - test render (desktop) by zap326

Poser • People • posted on Sep 11, 2005

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China - test render (desktop) ----------------------------- by ZOT Created: 11-Sept-2005 Created with: - Poser 6 (rendered in (using Poser renderer)) - Photoshop (for postwork - background, tonality, etc.) ====================== Freebies used: -------------- Long Hair Evolution (hair) by Kozaburo ====================== A recent acquisition has been "China", a delightful young woman created by akahastur for V3 (and SP3). This image was simply a test render to see how China brushed up in a simple way. It's what I usually do with a newly acquired figure just to see how they look when I render them at home. Normally I don't release such images as they're simply meant for me to save off with the items as a reference for myself when burned to a CD here at home. As usual, I took the final Poser render into Photoshop and played around with it seeing what I could come up with and experiencing how China would look in a postwork setting. This image was created for myself as a desktop wallpaper. There are half tone dots in the image purely because I needed to lower the clarity of the image since it was making it harder to see my plethora of desktop icons which litters my screen. ;-) The background is a digital photo I took in my backyard a couple of months ago. The hair is the lovely Long Hair Evolution (hair) by Kozaburo. - (yes I know I really must install all the other hair I have but I've been sick for weeks before this and haven't felt like really doing anything. - Been feeling better lately though.) So there you go. Pati did a nice job with China and I find that because she's delighfully different (China that is!), I think I'll be looking forward to employing her in my renders in the future. - Yum! :-) Z.