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September 24, 2012
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Months after the slaughter of their people and the death of the perpetrator, a few survivors of the people of Rilaun wander the wilderness searching for their own kind and just trying to survive. In a few months winter will be setting in and a winter home must be found.

Here two survivors, Etane and Jacinthe, have teamed up since finding one another and are looking for others while trying to find a place to winter over.

Rendered in PoserPro 2012 and I used DOF in poser to get the blur. The background photo was edited in photoshop and inserted as a background in Poser.

Etane is Exnem's Jonesy and Sisterhood Skin by Alfa Seed from RDNA. Jacninthe is, of course, Pixeluna's and Shadownet's recent creation. I enhanced their physiques a bit with some morphing as well.

Rilaun is a reference to an earlier project by the Pixel/Shadow team and a coulple of Chuck Nepo's pole weapons from that set are seen here.
Outfits are The Queenslayer Rendo and Centurion (DAZ) and Rilaun and Assassin.

Finally the ruins are Ruins of Alecto (DAZ)
And as always, XandM's V4 Fixes are here.

The background photo is mine take behind my house.


Jacinthe
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Jonesy
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Queens Slayer outfit
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Rilaun Outfit
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Centurion extras
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V4 fixes
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~uqbar1 Feb 13, 2013
A highly superior artwork in the genre!
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~Seaview123 Oct 6, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Very good looking render.
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*adorety Oct 8, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks!
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~Seaview123 Oct 10, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
You're welcome.
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*JavierMicheal Sep 26, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Love the skin!
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*adorety Sep 26, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks. Both figures use SSS in their skin shader nodes. Combine that with ID lighting with IBL/AO and good results seem to happen naturally.
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*JavierMicheal Sep 27, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Think you could show me the node set up??? :D

Been trying to try what sets work well for me
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*adorety Sep 27, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
These textures already had SSS built in, so I didn't have to do anything. I might be able to do a screen shot of the material room.
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*JavierMicheal Sep 27, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Then can you do that hehe, :D

Thats cool
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*adorety Sep 27, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
My apologies. These characters are not using SSS. I used the shader nodes of the creators. The Indirect Lighting works great with the skin textures as they are. Sometimes I will add SSS myself to simple texture mats. The nodes with these characters have so many nodes and the worked well as is. This link [link] will take you to an image where I added SSS to the character texture.
Basicaly, if you are familiar with adding the SSS node in the material room; you add the node off of the main texture node and return it to alternate diffuse. On the SSS node itself there is a diffuse color. More reds make darker/tanner skins and you can tint from there. Really you have to experiment. If you use one character morph and mat and add an SSS node it can look different than another. I always use IBL with AO for lighting even without Indirect Lighting. That gives the best results to the SSS.
The other two settings you have to see what works best. For the detail, if you leave the original too much you don't get enough effect. I use 50% to 80% typically.
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