Blade Maiden Sierra by BladeWolf
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Description
Sierra Faust
She is the first in my series of "Blade Maidens", a clan that a friend of mine and I had come up with some time ago in our Vampire: The Masquerade days. Basically they're a clan of strictly female vampires, where the highest position a male can hold is nothing more than a lowly ghoul.
Blade Maidens are chosen at birth, and are usually the first born females of their families. They are educated and trained as professional assassins, and are encouraged to marry and have children before their Embracing Ceremony at age 25. Thus, they will be a "full" female. They are descended from a group of Nuns in the Dark Ages that were akin to the Knights of the Templar.
~Credits~
Hair: Syyd's Gen X Hair
Figure: Daz3'd Victoria 2
Texture: Samantha... forgot who made her
Clothes: Symphony Pants, Jacket and Blouse by Wusmah
Lightning: Syyd's Kane Lights modified by me.
Desert Eagle: Unknown.
Thanks for viewing!
Blade
Comments (7)
I'll be the first,... Blade, you're a GENIUS. Constructive criticism: two of the buttons look to be riding into the shirt, and the colar and textures seem a bit stiff. Mindless, blathering accolades: Too frellin' cool!!! Love the story line, love the character, love the hair, and the "techno lines across the screen data readout" approach rocks. Your my new hero.
Thanks man. Its simple, but that's what I like, simple and effective. Anything else is a waste of bytes :)
Great image very original the lay-out and the pose, well doen the render, Great in all parts, bye bye Ori
Yep.. It's very cool. and you know it. S Again with the light, perfect. the pose and the closed eyes seem to make a statement. S to conclude. I like it! Great!
That cool "techno lines" effect is what caught my eye too. Great work.
Marvellously done. Agree wth dandavis.
I agree - the "techno lines" effect give this a unique perspective. Really captures one's attention!