Waiting (For Acadia) by destro75
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Description
Thanks to Acadia for hooking me up with the V3 morphs!
I made this image as a thank you. It isn't as good as I would have liked, but I just couldn't seem to tweak any more out of it.
Pia V3 by Lisbeth
Jessi Dynamic Mini and Top by Colm
Boots for V3 by Idler168
CalcariaHair by www.adorana.de (Sorry, I don't know the creator's name.)(This was originally mislabeled, sorry about that :)
RealSkinShader by Face_Off
Hope you like it, and thanks for looking. Feel free to leave a comment or constructive criticism. Thanks!
Comments (6)
dricci
Wow, sexy lady!!! Love the lighting and shadows!! Excellent job!! ;) dave
richardson
You're coming strong. Ist thing to tackle are dreaded poserlights. You seem to be workin hard there.Quirky, buggy, sometimes cranky and will not deliver. When they work, save em as a PZ3 for later(only way to save shadowmap). I'd displace the wall tile from texture (0.2 or such). Breaks it up. Welcome to the addiction. There are some great dynamic cloths in freestuff. carib98, svdl,,,more drugs...
destro75
Yeah, I moved the lights around A LOT. I tried getting the displacement right, but it was freaking out on me, so I left it at this point. I'll have to check out those dynamics. I have done a few with just changing conforming to dynamic, but it would eliminate the extra steps. Thanks for the comments guys!
face_off
She looks great. For the lighting, I think in general you should always have most of your light coming from above the camera (rather than below). That way you get nice shadows on the ground, and you don't light up underneath the figure nose - which is usually uncomplimentry to the face shape.
destro75
Normally, my lights do point down, however, I stuck in a spotlight pointing up from the ground to get that sharp shadow on the wall. I preferred that to the floor shadow in this case. I also put a point light in line with her thigh to get that extra shininess on the skirt. Thanks for the comments!
adorana
i like the way you arranged the clothes. and you managed the figure to look right into the viewers eyes ;) by the way - the creator of the hair on www.adorana.de is me - adorana ;) thanks for using my stuff! greetz!