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Shower of light for Victoria
Bryce5.5. Vicki 3.0 with highrez UV skin map in a standard pose with a "I've been on the happy pills" expression on her silly little head. Thanks to Zethara for offering her oppinion on that "look". I've moded the standard model with some morphs, pearl figure, rubenesque figure and toneing = the practical upshot of which is that she has wider hips, bigger thighs and a more shapely tummy - essentially just a little more surface area for the 64 lights I've got pointed at her belly button to have a go at. The figure was imported via DAZ/studio, the "hair" - which is still a mystery to me - was cludged from a model in Poser5 in a file format the Bryce clearly cannot read correctly, but I figured it would do for some kind of shower cap effect. OK, it's a pretty silly picture - but I've never claimed to be a serious artist! Cunningly placed rails cover up rude bits - don't ask how long that took to set up - another comical element.
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Oh Vickie! lol She is so annoying...I'm glad you got to torture her into this piece! Hehehehe...I love her "hair." I refuse to download Daz Studio AGAIN in hopes that the hair problem will be resolved. Great job, David...Sorry I missed this when you put it here..
Excelent I love it, well done. One thing that bothers me about it. The eyes look a little off to me. It looks like one eye is looking in a different direction then the other eye. It is very slight but That is what it I see. It is fantastic tho. Wonderful work
Just when I think Iv got Your stile Down Your throw me a curve ball at 90MPH well done, Again Ill say, I like how you didnt make her s supermodle- Nice touch Covering up "the" parts. Her facial Expression Makes my ribs hurt, Ive been laughing For ever now well done My freind.
You did it. Looking at Vicki under the shower and reading your comment really made me laugh my head off. That shower cap, I took it for a wig. The silly expression on her face doesn't help to easy my laughter. Very funny! The first thing I remarked on this one is how cleverly you hid those anatomic parts some elder people think would offend younger people (in fact, what you don't see triggers your imagination). Idea, pose and lighting are superb. On the inner side of the elbows we see the problem with the skin. I always wondered how Poser or DAZ models handle stretched and contracted skin.