Elven Lord M4 by Epeaches
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Now what was the rule when lost in the forest? The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. Follow the river, it will lead you to a nearby community. Do I follow the river flow down or follow the oppositive of the river flow? I'm cold and tired and panic is setting in. When all else fails, trust a good friend to send up smoke signals after an hour or two in the forest. Seeing the billowing puffs of smoke, I run in that direction, to pass the survival test of the wilderness and be home in time for dinner.
Comments (5)
ZigZag321
Excellent work, Peaches, and a great scene to go along with your story! Well done! Congrats on upload #100 too! Also ... You asked about how I put the two pictures together? I don't have PhotoShop. So I use Gimp. Unfortunately, there are no templates available for Gimp that I know of. (If anyone reading this knows about any please let me know.) So here's what I do. My scene dimensions are 1200 x 800. To create the black background for the two renders, I render a plain black background in Poser to accommodate my two scene renders. The size of the plain black background is 1200 x 1610. Then all three images are opened as layers in Gimp starting with the plain black background. Finally I simply drag the pictures to where I want them on the plain black background. The last step is to "flatten image" and save as whatever type of image file you desire. I hope that helps. :)
Mondwin
Fashinating image my friend!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Epeaches
Thank you for your kind comments. Zigzag, I did not know that a whole separate image could be used as a whole image and flattened. That's fantastic, I'll have to try sometimes. I have played with layers a bit, that zombie that you liked in Happy Halloween, Ghouls, is a psd layer, just positioned him and flattened him, I got him free from official psd, positioned him and flattened him, too.
GrandmaT
Very well done!
Epeaches
Thank you for your kind comments, GrandmaT