Yin Yang: Guns Up! (For Tavia3D) by shaft73

MarketPlace Showcase • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 21, 2010

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I meant to post this before but Unfortunately my father passed away earlier this week and I've been runnin' ragged with that the whole week. I'm using a cool set of poses by Tavia3D called GunsUp2. I'm not sure if it has released yet. But they're cool. Enjoy.

Comments (13)

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insane_machine

1:02PM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Well, guess it wouldn't be wise to mess with those 2. Nice strong poses.

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OrphanedSoul

1:34PM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Thanks this is so awesome! The poses are in testing! I Am so sorry for your Loss, You have my condolences and best wishes!

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crender

1:56PM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Wonderful!!!!!

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Wolfmanw

2:31PM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Super Awesome Image. Very Beautiful Characters

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AKARO

3:02PM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Superbe image. Excellent rendu.

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alessimarco

4:14PM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Awesome characters!

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mrestey

7:47PM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Your lovely ladies look great Kev. Nice poses indeed. I am sorry for your loss. I know what you are going through.

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dah35000

1:04AM | Fri, 22 October 2010

They look awesome, Once again I'm sorry for the loos of your dad. I know how it feels.

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thecytron

9:07AM | Fri, 22 October 2010

Fantastic render!

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deci6el

7:40AM | Thu, 04 November 2010

I'm very sorry to hear about your dad. That's big, I hope you've got some good people around you to get you through the next year. To better days... I'm glad you do those hires renders, it always shows off the details of the textures so well. The only flag that caught my eye was the pose on the upstage girl. I think I see what you're going for with her head back looking down her nose at us, its a cocky look. But I don't think it works if her neck and head stay aligned. My suggestion would be to let her head give way to gravity a little, moving her left ear toward her shoulder. Unfortunately that might beg for the hair to fall in line with her left arm. I don't know that hair-obj so I don't know if that's difficult or not. Anyway my trivial 2 cents when you've got more important things to deal with.

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