The tragedy is, she was a hairdresser.
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messaline
Crucified Amazon
Of course that she's me ! Hairs are not a problem : you can easily modify them by a good stylist ...
Anyway, her pubic hairs are well showing that she's a true blond ...
Alas, the cross is not made with Premium French Crucifixion Wood ! It's less comfortable ...
... Let me dreaming ...
Aluafaen
(Abyss Queen) and (Empress Sildorian Empire ...)
no, it's oak wood ... a real blonde, she needs a good plank, a real wood!
It should be added that in the 80s there should be a little less hair between the legs than on the head))
Hornet1ba
Governor
I love free props such as:https://www.renderosity.com/freestuff/items/90514/holzkreuz-wooden-cross-daz3d-iray-obj-included
Here is a test render of this prop and some other stuff:
Here is a test render of this prop and some other stuff:
Hornet1ba
Governor
Thanks!
And a Merry Christmas to everyone!
Aluafaen
(Abyss Queen) and (Empress Sildorian Empire ...)
Thank so much!
Centaurus
Guard
Thank you for all the great artwork, the animations (you are one of a just a handful of perverted animators out there) and, last but not least, your suggestions of freebies! I got them to work with them as I try to get better with DAZ.
Thanks again!
Aluafaen
(Abyss Queen) and (Empress Sildorian Empire ...)
is one of the best!
Hornet1ba
Governor
One of the best animator in this kind of subject is Bartnel here is some samples:https://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/bartnels-inferno.5412/post-600785
https://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/bartnels-inferno.5412/post-595208
Kodos the Executioner
Governor
They do make a nice couple! Thanks for posting the images.
mermaidhunter
Master Crucifixion Technician
Hornet1ba, I have scrolled through most of this thread. Your work has become amazing. I am impressed with your use of light to change the flavor of the scene. I need to try and learn DAZ as Poser has been left behind when it comes to high quality models such as G8. But, it is hard to teach an old dog new tricks and I have been using Poser for 21 years, long before DAZ had render program. Please keep up the awesome work in whatever genre the continues to inspire you !
Hornet1ba
Governor
Thanks!
Sorry for the delay in responding!
mermaidhunter
Master Crucifixion Technician
Ahh! Playing with light is such fun! That is why I really love Poser with the Reality/Luxrender engine plugin. It allows one to play with light as rendering and after the render. I get some pretty cool results but usually post the more well lit ones for better display. Sometimes though in my opinion the ones with less light, such as this example you have posted here, show a more "artistic" and even more real sense of the moment to them.
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Deleted member jedakk
Guest
I did that before using a campfire and moonlight for lighting in some of "The Serpent's Eye" illustrations to show Sabina on the cross during the night. In Poser, I had two spotlights for the moon, one illuminating the moon object and another pointing in the opposite direction to simulate moonlight for the scene. I had a dim infinite light from above to simulate starlight, and a point light in the campfire. I also used a specular light to simulate sweat shining on Sabina. It was all rendered using indirect lighting, so light was also bouncing all around. That was nine years ago!
Did you put point lights in the candle flames for these renders? Any other lights in the scene?