Amalee by cedarwolf
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
One of those happy accidents. I've been fighting P6 since I installed the Vicky 4.2 and because of the ongoing battles with that the original of this image crashed the program just after I saved it. I imported the file in D|S and finished the work.
*V4.2 by DAZ
*V4.1 Bonnie
*Thug Hair by Mylochka
*Heavily tweaked pose by me (from an example by someone else)
*Stock Lighting with one light added by me
"I love it when a plan comes together." (George Peppard)
Comments (6)
JosephineAu
Hmmm wonder what some lucky bod has in store LOL. She's certainly giving the eye to somebody. Glad you were finally able to get something together with V4.2 I haven't installed her yet I'm a bit cautious with all the troubles you have been having. I rather like the lighting you have used here too.
MKeyes
Yes, and come together it has. Love the pose, very natural and seductive!
efox01
That's an interesting lighting effect. I like it. -Edward Fox
heddheld
Not ur usual work m8 but nicely done love the pose ps ur not the only one having probs with V4/A4 (at least the older girls know how to pose without goin on strike) ;-)
chrislaarman
I like the colors and the composition. I like the spotlight that seems to shine from rather low. I'm not drawn to the overall light and the lack of a visible floor. It may be quite professional for making pictures for a catalog, but it's not the way to make me feel romantic. I wonder if the drinking gear is on the same scale and on the same invisible floor plane as the rest. (Did you intend it to be black?)
cedarwolf
The champagne flutes and bottle actually come in at that color. I left them that way because I've had a set of black flutes in the past and thought they looked rather interesting. I'm still trying to figure out what happened with the lights..