Cat Priestess by kelchris3
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Character from Little Design for V4.
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Comments (5)
Wishing you a pot of gold and all the joy your heart can hold
Happy St. Patrick's Day my friend! .: hugs :. You are WONDERFUL!
Awww Thank you! Same to you friend :)
Wow, she almost looks like a character for Cookie! I was just thinking that it was cool you could get those foot jewels to fit Cookie when I realized hey, this is V4!! Very cool character, nicely set up with outfit, jewelry, and staff, and nicely framed. She looks like she takes her job very seriously :-)
Thank you. It's like the best of both worlds. The cuteness of cookie and the versatility of V4.
I really love your new image, she looks simply awesome! I'm always amazed to see what else we can find in our runtime, which has long been a thing of the past, I think we should bring them back to life!
I agree! Bring them back!! About all I have is old stuff so you'll see lots. LOL
Yet another "Wow" for you from teh Mollz! I would never have guessed that is V4! Now putting that aside, it's a lovely composition with and excellent pose and expression, very effectively lit! Thank you for sharing, it's opened my eyes to yet more possibilities in legacy material!
Molly
This shows what is possible with a base figure who is fundamentally accurate in default proportions and rigging. You can scale almost anything and the result is a figure who in her own way looks real. Sadly not possible with you know who who's top half and bottom half don't quite fig.