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Anicinabe (Native American) [commercial]

RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,806
edited November 2016 in The Commons

Anicinabe

http://www.daz3d.com/anicinabe-for-genesis-3-male

The Anicinabe (original people) of North America have a rich cultural history of warriors and wise men. This character set will allow the old tales to be told and many new tales to be formed. Carefully sculpted high definition details, and highly detailed and accurate textures are provided and suitable for Iray and 3DL

 

 

Product Includes:

One Anicinabe Character Preset

One Anicinabe Morph Preset

One Anicinabe Full Material Preset (including genitals)

Seven Face Material Presets

Two Eye Material Presets

 

Also includes IRAY and 3DL MAT files

 

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Comments

  • NovicaNovica Posts: 23,865

    The first word that came to mind was "intense!" Very powerful and nicely done!

  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191

    He looks superb!  Nice!

  • Digital Lite DesignDigital Lite Design Posts: 728

    Looks fantastic!

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604

    can we see a render of a clay image with no facepaint, to appreciate the bone structure completely.  It does look good.

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,806
    edited November 2016
    Chohole said:

    can we see a render of a clay image with no facepaint, to appreciate the bone structure completely.  It does look good.

    I do not have a clay render, but here is one with no face paint

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  • Melissa ConwayMelissa Conway Posts: 590

    Instant buy, thank you!! I hope there will be clothing/props, too? The Native American items I've been able to find are not only dated, but the style is limited to Great Plains tribes. I'm greatly in need of Algonquian items, specifically bark longhouses and wigwams. 

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,806
    edited November 2016

    Unfortunatly I am a character guy, not really a props man......would be nice to have some new outfits and gear.

    (incidentally...I did base this fellow on Algonquin images I found)

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  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    RawArt said:

    Unfortunatly I am a character guy, not really a props man......would be nice to have some new outfits and gear.

    (incidentally...I did base this fellow on Algonquin images I found)

    Worked that out from the name you gave him,   and he sure is lloking good.

  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,548

    Ummm. Wow. 

  • FerretmaniaFerretmania Posts: 883

    Wow ..just wow..

  • Melissa ConwayMelissa Conway Posts: 590

    Ah, well. Will there be a female companion perhaps? wink (Don't you love it when commenters beg for more more more?) 

    RawArt said:

    Unfortunatly I am a character guy, not really a props man......would be nice to have some new outfits and gear.

    (incidentally...I did base this fellow on Algonquin images I found)

     

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,806
    edited November 2016
    Melissa Conway said:

    Ah, well. Will there be a female companion perhaps? wink (Don't you love it when commenters beg for more more more?) 

    RawArt said:

    Unfortunatly I am a character guy, not really a props man......would be nice to have some new outfits and gear.

    (incidentally...I did base this fellow on Algonquin images I found)

     

    I am kinda stuck when it comes to female human characters.

    I want to make them with the same detailing I do the males, with wrinkles and blemishes and such....but apparently that kind of realism does not make for a good sales. Polished and pretty women are what the market looks for.

    Don't get me wrong, I still consider the gals I make pretty, but they never really hit the market as well as my guys...because guys look better a little rough around the edges that way.

    So right now, I am a bit confused (and intimidated) as to how to approach "human" female characters.

     

    Rawn

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  • Melissa ConwayMelissa Conway Posts: 590

    Understood. Looking forward to Anicinabe's release! 

    RawArt said:
    Melissa Conway said:

    Ah, well. Will there be a female companion perhaps? wink (Don't you love it when commenters beg for more more more?) 

    RawArt said:

    Unfortunatly I am a character guy, not really a props man......would be nice to have some new outfits and gear.

    (incidentally...I did base this fellow on Algonquin images I found)

     

    I am kinda stuck when it comes to female human characters.

    I want to make them with the same detailing I do the males, with wrinkles and blemishes and such....but apparently that kind of realism does not make for a good sales. Polished and pretty women are what the market looks for.

    Don't get me wrong, I still consider the gals I make pretty, but they never really hit the market as well as my guys...because guys look better a little rough around the edges that way.

    So right now, I am a bit confused (and intimidated) as to how to approach "human" female characters.

     

    Rawn

     

  • LinwellyLinwelly Posts: 5,818

    Love those features! I hope I still have funds when he hits the market.

    I would enjoy a female counterpart. I like the way you make the girls look like they live a life, and consider them beautiful. But I guess the marked situation is like that, unfortunately.

     

  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,652

    Very nice Rawn!!

     

    Melissa Conway said:

    Instant buy, thank you!! I hope there will be clothing/props, too? The Native American items I've been able to find are not only dated, but the style is limited to Great Plains tribes. I'm greatly in need of Algonquian items, specifically bark longhouses and wigwams. 

    There is a nicely detailed longhouse at Turbosquid for $10

    I''d like to see some new Algonquian items also, especially clothing

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,806
    edited November 2016

    This set :   http://www.daz3d.com/native-cheyenne-village

    Would be cool with a new iray texture set. The modelling is very nice, so it is very usable

    Oh...and the bundle is only $1.99  http://www.daz3d.com/cheyenne-bundle

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  • Panzer EmeraldPanzer Emerald Posts: 727
    RawArt said:
    Melissa Conway said:

    Ah, well. Will there be a female companion perhaps? wink (Don't you love it when commenters beg for more more more?) 

    RawArt said:

    Unfortunatly I am a character guy, not really a props man......would be nice to have some new outfits and gear.

    (incidentally...I did base this fellow on Algonquin images I found)

     

    I am kinda stuck when it comes to female human characters.

    I want to make them with the same detailing I do the males, with wrinkles and blemishes and such....but apparently that kind of realism does not make for a good sales. Polished and pretty women are what the market looks for.

    Don't get me wrong, I still consider the gals I make pretty, but they never really hit the market as well as my guys...because guys look better a little rough around the edges that way.

    So right now, I am a bit confused (and intimidated) as to how to approach "human" female characters.

     

    Rawn

    Not surprised about pretty women selling more, but it still makes me sad all the same. :/ fwiw, I think your female characters are pretty, probably moreso than most on the market because they look distinctly different and don't succumb to sameface syndrome. 

    Plus, your stuff is always amazing, and this is right up there.

  • SpottedKittySpottedKitty Posts: 7,232
    RawArt said:
    I want to make them with the same detailing I do the males, with wrinkles and blemishes and such....but apparently that kind of realism does not make for a good sales. Polished and pretty women are what the market looks for.

    FWIW, I just bought your Dwarfology Morphs for G3F the other day. The HD stuff has... interesting interactions with some of the characters I've tried them out on so far, but I think that looks great — the combination isn't quite what I'd call "pretty", but certainly full of character. I'd definitely buy more of the similar.

  • jardinejardine Posts: 1,191

    excellent!

  • fixmypcmikefixmypcmike Posts: 19,565

    I would buy a female counterpart as well, but then I bought V4 Evolution, so my contribution probably doesn't count for much.

  • Melissa ConwayMelissa Conway Posts: 590

    Can't beat that price with a stick, but I already own them all. wink Agree that new texture sets would be nice, especially if the clothing got some Algonquian designs...

    RawArt said:

    This set :   http://www.daz3d.com/native-cheyenne-village

    Would be cool with a new iray texture set. The modelling is very nice, so it is very usable

    Oh...and the bundle is only $1.99  http://www.daz3d.com/cheyenne-bundle

    Thanks, I did pick up the Turbosquid one, and with some texture updating and GoZ tweaks to make it look less symmetrical, it should do the job. yes

    FSMCDesigns said:

    There is a nicely detailed longhouse at Turbosquid for $10

     

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,908

    I'm annoyed and unsurprised by the issue with female models. My buying preferences are for more character, 'imperfect' women, but as usual I'm not representative of the market.

     

  • Serene NightSerene Night Posts: 17,570

    Looks great! I admit I don't do historic renders that often so I won't have much use for the warpaint/tat  options but he looks very fine.

  • JOdelJOdel Posts: 6,270

    Very nice indeed. 

    Just for curiosity sake; I'm reasonably certain that the hair used in the top promo is one of OOT's recent ones. Is it the Caillin Hair, one of his other ones, or sombody else's altogether?

  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,548

    I love female characters that aren't so perfect.  So many people want realism and don't even consider that the hyper beautiful models aren't really a good representation of reality lol.  Mind you I like some of the really pretty ones as well but fine I am drawn toward ones that are not perfect far more.

  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191
    RawArt said:
    Melissa Conway said:

    Ah, well. Will there be a female companion perhaps? wink (Don't you love it when commenters beg for more more more?) 

    RawArt said:

    Unfortunatly I am a character guy, not really a props man......would be nice to have some new outfits and gear.

    (incidentally...I did base this fellow on Algonquin images I found)

     

    I am kinda stuck when it comes to female human characters.

    I want to make them with the same detailing I do the males, with wrinkles and blemishes and such....but apparently that kind of realism does not make for a good sales. Polished and pretty women are what the market looks for.

    Don't get me wrong, I still consider the gals I make pretty, but they never really hit the market as well as my guys...because guys look better a little rough around the edges that way.

    So right now, I am a bit confused (and intimidated) as to how to approach "human" female characters.

     

    Rawn

    I, for one, love, love, love your guys! 

  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,652
    Ice Dragon Art said:

    I love female characters that aren't so perfect.  So many people want realism and don't even consider that the hyper beautiful models aren't really a good representation of reality lol.  Mind you I like some of the really pretty ones as well but fine I am drawn toward ones that are not perfect far more.

    oh I realize when I go to the supermarket, but have no desire to render them, LOL.

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,806
    edited November 2016

    He is here!

    Anicinabe

    http://www.daz3d.com/anicinabe-for-genesis-3-male

     

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 97,790
    Fixmypcmike said:

    I would buy a female counterpart as well, but then I bought V4 Evolution, so my contribution probably doesn't count for much.

    Snap!

  • RawArtRawArt Posts: 5,806

    btw...this does not mean I wont make a female version. I really want to, I am just gonna finish off a few other sets first.

    I like to have matched sets for my own renders.

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