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Lookoo β Sisters in Arms - Special Fashion Issue
Published: 2014-02-05 16:53:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 5272; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 63
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Girls will be girls - I guess that also applies to Cheyenne Woman Warriors. Reportedly, this issue was sold out in no time.On the cover: 20 years old Netsemeona'e (Eagle Road Woman) from the Northern Sutai band is getting dressed for her third war party and - hopefully - her second scalp (her first one, a tenderly prepared Crow Army scout scalp, can be seen hanging behind her on the left, just below the snowshoes).
Traditional Cheyenne tipi lining, Cheyenne tipi bag textures, the prairie beds, backrests and her brandnew dynamic cloth leggings made by me (yippieee, I finally managed to make workable UVmaps for my models!!!).
Tipi model and firesite are from "Cheyenne village" at Daz3d. The tipi isn't totally authentic in it's shape but it's still very nicely done and the slight inaccuracies don't show in this image. Several items from Faveral's trapper pack (some pelts turned into dynamic cloth, works nicely). The girl is a Vicky 4 weightmapped (boy, she bends like a dream!) with combined Electra and Yaanaa facemorphs (she's a stunner, more pics to come with her for sure).
Scene setup: Poser Pro 2014
Render Engine: Lux 1.2 via Reality 3 plug-in
Postwork: Gimp 2.6
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I love your series that you've done on the female Cheyenne warriors, and I noticed in the notes for this cover that you also made a tipi liner, as well as some other items. I don't suppose you'd be willing to share them?
I also have the Cheyenne Village set, and one of the first things I noticed about it was that the tipi didn't have a liner. I'm not good enough at making items to be able to fabricate one, and I was hoping that someone would, who'd be willing to share it.
Anyway great work, and I'd be certainly interested in seeing more.
Your friend
Oracle
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I did. Thanks for the help.
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LUv Β the soft lighting in the tipi...an the decor...including the crow scalp..... good luck on the warpath..anΒ
you'll stop them dead...if only with your lovely regalia....
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Thanks a lot for your detailed appraisal of my feeble efforts,Β very much appreciated!
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ohh i like this Lookoo and the beds and such nice,any chance being offered as a Freebie or for sale some place?
concept ETC wow
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Thank you, great you like it! To be honest, I'm still quite a rookie at modelling and texturing stuff and I'm not yet quite where I want these things to be quality-wise.
My dream is to get to the point of mastering the tools where I can create content that is both well-made and meets the standards of authenticity I'm striving for. I'm afraid you'll have to be patient with me. But if things work out well, I'll let you know when I publish the sets
"Prairy Homes" [authentic three-pole and four-pole tipis, tipis in a state of assembly and dis-assembly],
"Prairie Household" [this is where the bed belongs and a lot more],
"Prairie Weapons" [I guess you can imagine where this is going... singe-, double-, triple-blade gunstocks; stone clubs with long, slender handles; knifes with elaborate sheaths; lances, bows and arrows etc.] and, of course,
"Prairie Fashion I" [various women's dresses like one-hide-dress, two-hide-dress, three-hide-dress, cloth dress, elk teeth dress etc];
"Prairie Fashion II" [Woman Warrior clothing] and
"Prairie Fashion III" [Warrior clothing]
Well, that'll probably take me 5-10 years and attrack like 20 buyers... LOL
Chances are I'll run out of steam halfway and shell out the stuff as freebies.
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well got a buyer for 3 of those, the furniture , clothing, Β and weapons,especially if you make them for SP3 and V3 and for Poser,willing to beta test them even
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I hoped for/feard that: get a dedicated beta tester - lose the only sure customer. LOL
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