Tranquility by ericfarris

Poser • People • posted on Dec 14, 2009

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"Tranquility" December 2009 Poser & Photoshop Hi all, playing again with Leaping Bear package @ RDNA Enjoy and thanks for your last comments :)

Comments (19)

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5391151

7:27PM | Mon, 14 December 2009

Very well done!

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722

7:43PM | Mon, 14 December 2009

awesome !!!

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doarte

8:41PM | Mon, 14 December 2009

Brilliant!

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Black-Carrie

10:14PM | Mon, 14 December 2009

Good luck with him, he looks great!

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romanceworks

11:02PM | Mon, 14 December 2009

A moment of rest for this warrior and his horse. Beautiful. CC

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Krid

11:57PM | Mon, 14 December 2009

wonderful scene with excellent pose

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interstellarvoyager

3:59AM | Tue, 15 December 2009

Great atmosphere. I particularly like the horse in repose - his expression just about perfect, imho.

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ArtByMel

5:21AM | Tue, 15 December 2009

Wonderful Eric!

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AGentleMuse

7:40AM | Tue, 15 December 2009

Beautiful work!!

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mistressotdark

8:24AM | Tue, 15 December 2009

fantastic!

lookoo

10:24AM | Tue, 15 December 2009

I really like the M4 morph, the M4 texture and the choker/breastplate combination you did. But, to be honest, the strange "native" wizard wand and those pseudo-plains pants are a real turnoff for me. They make him look like put into some carnival costume. This is a pre-1960s TV show visualization of plains Indians. The real Indians wore loincloths with native leggings, a pair of leg-tubes attached to the belt with a leather thong. Indians only started wearing pants in the reservation period when they no longer roamed the prairies freely. But then again, Poser content is overwhelmingly "fantasy"-themed. This seems particularly true for "native"-themed content. So, I probably ought to shut up and learn modeling content myself instead of raining on other people's parade when they present their hard-worked content ;) Sorry for the rant.

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