"Lianna, an enchanting young woman with an air of quiet confidence, meticulously arranged the ancient scrolls in the grand library. Her light emerald eyes reflect the wisdom of countless generations. As a Libran, she is a guardian of history, entrusted with the preservation of knowledge and the secrets of the past. Her love for the library is evident in the care she takes with every book and artifact she curates. Her heart and mind are intertwined with the fantastic stories and untold wisdom these precious object hold. Lianna's presence is both calming and captivating, her beauty complemented by an aura of mystery and knowledge that intrigue all who cross her path. Though she has dedicated her life to the library, it is the call of the unknown that is irresistible. She knows that the path ahead will be fraught with danger and challenges, however her curiosity and sense of duty will make it easy for her to explore the mysteries that will take her beyond the library's walls. Lianna can't help but envision the adventures that await her, ready to uncover the secrets of the past and protect the legacy of the Librarians and their world." This image is a prime example of how I often start of with one idea, and it morphs into something totally different in the end. This was going to be a swimsuit render, but the swimsuits simply didn't work on her. After I tried this outfit on her, my immediate thought was "Librarian". So this is the final result. The character was created from Lianne 9 from DAZ with several additional morphs to give her just the look I wanted. the outfit is HM Remy and the hair is Biscuits Jam Hair with dforce. The lighting is an HDRI for the Click N Render IBL set from DAZ and several point lights to highlight the main character. I use two Iray section planes to allow the lighting from the HDRI into the scene. The scene was setup in DAZ Studio Pro and rendered using Iray. Minor post work including a unsharp mask layer, slight vignette, and the signature were done in GIMP. Thanks for stopping by! Please zoom to full resolution to see the great details.