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Published: 2012-04-16 21:51:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 65102; Favourites: 2099; Downloads: 5037
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What is she doing anyway? And what kind of room is that?Ok fine, ONE more, then that's it for awhile on this site. You can check the other one now I have some of those test renders up. You can use this one for your PS3 wallpaper
Maybe I'll make a PS3 theme with a few wallpapers and some custom icons.
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I love everything about this...her skin color, tattoos and form.
Great work!
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It sucks all the best pics of her showing her pussy are bad quality for me at least
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I think deviantart compresses images. But all the uncompressed full size ones are at my free gallery at darthhell.com if you want to see them.
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Fun fact: when I wrote the comment I still didn't knew that her secret fantasy is to pork Vader
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hahaha, nice! Yes, lucky Vader, if only they lived in the same era. So you read my comic?
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I honestly like it, the plot is quite good,Β the dialogues are a bit cheesy at times but it's kind of expected, but the images are excellent
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Thank you. Yeah I like to get a few jokes in sometimes with the dialogue. It's my sense of humor, I like to take it serious but not too serious.
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No problem just being honest
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what did you use as a reference for this position? Awesome work
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Thank you
I think this was a pose I have in my poser library. All I did was tweak it a bit if I recall.
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Oh i'll have a look thanksΒ
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damn shes super hot. too bad shes pure evil. because you know what they say "don't stick your dick in evil"
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But, but, that's half the fun!
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yea but in the star wars universe i would totally be good and i fear she would go all praying mantis or black widow on me after we got done. don't get me wrong i totally want to but i fear for my life. so id go for the safe bet. buy a enslaved twi'lekΒ and then ride that gratitude train all the way to sexy town
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Or find a red twilek and tattoo her to look like this!
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well those are actually sith tattoos so maybe not
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Yes she is.Β The question is, who would be hot enough to play her in a movie?
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suggesting Darth Thelial.... 
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Now here's a question. Who would you choose to play Darth Thelial in a movie?
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Sry for being absent so long...but...hmmm...I think, Olivia Wilde would be well suited for it...some contact lenses for diffrent eye color, needs a red skin and some golden jewelry (since pure blood Sith love those)....voila, done...
Ok Ok, maybe Olivia is too much Lady and not enough slut to "be Darth Thelial"...but, acting is another thing, and Olivia is a fine actress
If you want the "Slut Version", go for Megan Rain instead, also a good actress "just the other way around" ^^
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Oh hell yeah, Megan Rain. Either one would be good, but Megan, yeah!
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So, I've been curious on how you did the floor, I've been working on a similar texture and so far I've gotten it to look pretty good, but I wonder how you got the tiles to show different reflections.Β My tiles all seem to connect and show a seamless image/reflection while yours looks like each tile is facing a different direction.Β I'm guessing there's a bit of math involved with the nodes, something I'm not too good at, I could possibly ask Bagginsbill over at R'osity too, but figured I'd start at the source
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It's actually pretty simple. In 3dsmax there is a tile texture, and you can set the tile color to have a variation.Β That way they are not all uniform in color and it gives it a more realistic look I guess.Β But what I did is set the tiles to gray and gave it like 50% variation and set it as a displacement map.Β So instead of color what I get is a different elevation of each tile, and that's what skews the reflection. And I use the same map to change the reflection.
I'm not too sure if other programs have that feature, but it would be easy to mimic. Create an image file and make it a grid (the more squares you make the more random the pattern would seem), then color each square a different shade of gray. Use that image as a displacement map and repeat tile the image as many times as you need to get the squares the size you want. Then take the same image and plug it into your reflection setting, that way the reflective qualities of each tile aren't entirely the same. That way they vary from real shiny and clear to dull and flat.
That ought to do it I think. If you want to get real creative, when you fill the color of each square with your gray, use a gradient fill at different angles instead of a solid color, that way the raised tiles would actually point in various directions.
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Oh darn, and here I thought you were using Poser or DS all this time, huh... but that does give me some ideas to go on to try and get the tiles to look different, though I'm sure it'll take me a bit to color so many tiles
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Excellent, sometimes the best way to do it is just take a concept and then you start thinking of better ways to make it happen.Β What I would do to make it happen quickly is do a 5x5 grid and color them randomly.Β Then copy the whole thing and rotate it and paste it right next to the other one, etc. until you have 4 or 9 copies rotated. Then you can copy the whole thing, paste it as a new layer, rotate it and soft light the top layer.Β I always try to think of short cuts when doing these things. Actually I just made a quick one if you want to try it out.
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Oh awesome, I'll play a bit with that and then see what I can do with one of my own, wanna try filling in with some gradients like you suggested
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Found this awesome pic on a wallpaper site years ago and didnt know it was made here, glad i found it again on the proper site after all the time .
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Yeah I don't mind when people repost my stuff, I just wish they would link back to where it came from for anyone who's interested. Glad you finally found it
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