Red n Black by Vex

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on Jun 28, 2006

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Thanks Draconian for the bump map and the help :D Corset & Ballet Boots by Chris_T Latex Bump by Draconian KinkX Pose by NemainRavenwood

Comments (19)

Eurion

2:07AM | Wed, 28 June 2006

Great colouring and reflections!!! Excellent and erotic!!! Very well done!!!

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Surama

2:35AM | Wed, 28 June 2006

Gorgeous! Love it....

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Mondwin

2:38AM | Wed, 28 June 2006

Stunning image!!Well done!!Bravo!V:DDD.Hugsxx

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Rainbowgirl

4:06AM | Wed, 28 June 2006

OMG! She looks so gorgeous! Inspiring image!!!

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toer

4:48AM | Wed, 28 June 2006

Wow - glare and glimmer. Well done... :)

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Robert0921

6:10AM | Wed, 28 June 2006

Red, my favorite color candy.

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Krid

9:52AM | Wed, 28 June 2006

real great fetish girl

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jwiest

2:15PM | Wed, 28 June 2006

Not sure how she gets into it, but she sure looks great once she's in it! :D

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Aral3D

4:25PM | Wed, 28 June 2006

wonderful texture with reflection!!!WOW!!!

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DRACONIAN

4:41PM | Wed, 28 June 2006

Nice! If you permit a constructive criticism: Latex is rarely that reflective. When i mentionned "Freshnel", this helps with controlling reflection better. I haven't used P6 yet. But, you should 'plug' a 'Freshnel' node into the Reflection one(Settings ??), then plug that node into the 'Luminance' channel(Or whatever equivalent in Poser). Now, add a slight amount of 'Noise' in the Bump. Finally, a good Environment map doesn't mean it should be a picture. It can be more effective with simple white squares on Black. Or simply add a plane in the scene & give it a strong white Luminescence & place it out of camera sight(above the figure) with cast shadows off. This should give you some interesting results. Looking forward to your next 'Eyes Candy'... :-))

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