Caught Napping - Get It? for Jenny and Rob by brewgirlca

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Nov 30, 2011

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Sorry could not resist the play on words. Needs a full size peek. This is another work using the wonderful Rianne gifted to me by Pixeluna and Shadownet. Thank you folks, she turned out well even in this incredibly difficult light set. The ocelot is a Millenium cat freebie by Lyne, available at her web page. You can find the link here at RMP in the free stuff forums. Isn't it gorgeous? She also has a lynx, and if there is enough demand she will post more. This set is a combination of two Stonemason prop sets, the Jungle and Jungle Ruins at DAZ. Unfortunately the only lighting that works well with the set is his own and it gave more sharp and deep shadows than I like. But it was impossible to fix them as there was something wonky with the shadow blur dials. Damn. So not completely happy with it but I've worked it up as best I can in CS and so I'm gonna let it go. My previous image Catnip got picked by the poser editors forum last week for their gallery. Yay, a nice little scratch on this old cat's back! Previous Rianne

"Catnip"

Production Credits

DMs Lost Land

By DM

$20.00 USD 30% Off

$14.00 USD

Sabby-EyesFX_V4

By RPublishing

$5.69 USD

Sissy Le Beaux Hair Sets

By StudioArtVartanian

$13.90 USD

PS-Rianne for V4

By pixeluna

$11.60 USD

A Celtic Delight

By fabiana

$7.95 USD

Comments (40)

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adorety

10:46PM | Thu, 01 December 2011

Beautiful image really. Rich colors and the deep shadows create a stark contrast. The deep shadow adds to the jungle impression. I understand what you mean about the shadow blur. Less sharp shadows would look more natural, but I like the contrast. Odd about the shadow blur dials. On the paramter tab for the light you could turn down the shadow intesity dial at the top. It might not blur the shadow, but would 'dial' back the darkness. Pun was not origially intended. Great pose and she definitely looks caught by surprise. Very cool ocelot and all the textures rendered beautifully.

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