"The Fountains" at St Tibb's by johnpf
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Description
The drinking fountains (or "the fountains" as the place is commonly called) is a corner at St Tibb's High School where students of all Years gather and share their news, rumours, and gossip.
The place is named after the drinking fountains that were placed there in the 1950s and around which the girls began to congregate during non-lesson times.
To this day, it is still used for socializing, and many scandals and rumours see their word-of-mouth journey around the school begin here.
(Posed and rendered in PoserPro 11, uniforms created in Marvelous Designer 9.5, postwork in PSP 2022)
Comments (3)
Gisela Online Now!
Marvelous Designer 9.5. That is an expensive program but the results are marvelous.
johnpf
Thanks! I love MD. I just couldn't go back to using conforming clothing now, it looks so fake, stiff, and very unrealistic compared to simulated cloth. Plus, any garment you make can be adjusted quite easily to fit any character of any shape, size, and weight, and still look good. I strongly recommend it anyone who has the money and the time to learn it properly.
Gisela Online Now!
Who are figures?
johnpf
You mean which models did I use? They are all weight-mapped V4, which is what I mainly use because I have so many morphs for that figure that modelling the perfect character is very easy.
perpetualrevision
Cute scene of the "gossip corner" at St.Tibb's! I'm glad Nadia and Leigh-Anne will have a chance to catch up :-)
johnpf
Thanks!
But... heh! That's not Leigh-Anne she's waving to! I wanted to include her, but after adding the characters you see here (with all their uniforms, which are quite heavy in terms of mesh density), my graphics card could only just cope. Another figure (complete with another uniform, of course) would have pushed it beyond its RAM limits and I'd have to resort to r-e-e-a-a-l-l-l-y-y-y slow CPU rendering. I could have replaced Zubaida (which is whom Nadia is waving to) with Leigh-Anne, but I thought it would be nice to show Nadia has other girls at St Tibb's she also gets along with, knowing how tough she is finding school at the moment!