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Share your HiveWire Horse Renders Here!
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Fabulous Simon and Rae!
Because it takes me SO long to finish my more complex renders... here is my "cowpoke's horse" ready to go in what I'm working on now...
the yellow color is my 'camp fire lighting' in prep for assembling my cowboy and his horse in fire-lit night scene... I'm proud of my
bedroll I created in Poser with the high rez ball and the morph tool... it's got Fabi's blanket texture with displacement turned off,
and I did post work with bits of the rein to 'tie' the bedroll to the saddle... oh and the horse is reaching for an apple, hence his open
mouth... (to show off this AMAZING true western bridle BIT for one thing! LOL!) I love how the reins allow for individual posing!!
the yellow color is my 'camp fire lighting' in prep for assembling my cowboy and his horse in fire-lit night scene... I'm proud of my
bedroll I created in Poser with the high rez ball and the morph tool... it's got Fabi's blanket texture with displacement turned off,
and I did post work with bits of the rein to 'tie' the bedroll to the saddle... oh and the horse is reaching for an apple, hence his open
mouth... (to show off this AMAZING true western bridle BIT for one thing! LOL!) I love how the reins allow for individual posing!!
Fantastic renders all!!
Flint Gorgeous scene and such a sweet little dog and beautiful butterflies!
Lyne, Awesome bedroll!! I must try doing that at some point!
Hornet terrific Vue renders I really love the scenery you chose!
SimonJM, Three Harry's, one Dawn (mounted), two Western saddles, plus a G2M and G3F and one dirty old man and a cat that can do tricks!! LOL =) I guess that filly showed him!
Flint Gorgeous scene and such a sweet little dog and beautiful butterflies!
Lyne, Awesome bedroll!! I must try doing that at some point!
Hornet terrific Vue renders I really love the scenery you chose!
SimonJM, Three Harry's, one Dawn (mounted), two Western saddles, plus a G2M and G3F and one dirty old man and a cat that can do tricks!! LOL =) I guess that filly showed him!
I forgot to mention click to make bigger (I usually do if its a thumbnail). I'm really happy with the way the texture on Dusks horse looks in Iray, you wouldn't guess it was originally from the FriesianRae, BEAUTIFUL!!! I loved clicking to see the full size version!
(in 3Delight it doesn't look so realistic).Here is a slightly different angle, a bit smaller and using the HDRi as a background and lighting (its the same HDRi I used for the lighting of the other one).
The textures are the ones Faery_Light's working on for her new pack.
I'm loving the hooves she's done for both and the mottling around the eyes and nose on the Appy are perfect
coolness Rae!!
I was messing around in my Poser looking for something to create "saddle bags" for my cowboy scene... and I rediscovered the old Horsefeathers (freeStuff, Rendo I believe, not sure if it's still there) SIDE SADDLE for the P4 horse... well... next thing you know... !! I did lighten the image so you could see it against the default harry coat...
I was messing around in my Poser looking for something to create "saddle bags" for my cowboy scene... and I rediscovered the old Horsefeathers (freeStuff, Rendo I believe, not sure if it's still there) SIDE SADDLE for the P4 horse... well... next thing you know... !! I did lighten the image so you could see it against the default harry coat...
Oh, that works out pretty well, Lyne!