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JUST RELEASED: EmmaAndJordi's EJ Eloise for Genesis 3 Female(s) [Commercial]

EmmaAndJordiEmmaAndJordi Posts: 952
edited April 2016 in The Commons

Hi all! :)

Our new product is released today: EJ Eloise For Genesis 3 Female(s), a gorgeous character that also includes 4 special Celtic fantasy makeups and lipsticks in addition to the casual ones, and  two special eyes -blind eye and red, and blind eye with normal eye-.

She also has tattoos that you can put where you want them (in each arm or both, in upper arms on each side, in each wrist, in the chest, in the abdomen, in the legs, or them all).

She also has stiletto nails and vampire fangs.

Hope you like her! :) See more images and get her here: http://www.daz3d.com/ej-eloise-for-genesis-3-female-s

Any renders are welcome here! :)

 

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Comments

  • isidornisidorn Posts: 1,601

    Yet again you make a character I find it very hard to resist!

    I have a question. Is the "blind eye" only possible on one eye or can it be on both eyes at the same time?

  • EmmaAndJordiEmmaAndJordi Posts: 952
    isidorn said:

    Yet again you make a character I find it very hard to resist!

    I have a question. Is the "blind eye" only possible on one eye or can it be on both eyes at the same time?

    Thank you Isidorn! :)

    No, the blind eye has 2 options: red eye with blind eye in the other, and normal eye with blind eye. And we didn't put both eyes blind. You may do it opening the texture in an image program, copying the blind eye to the other and saving with another name, then put it in Base Color. But it's a little of "digital bricolage", as we didn't thought in this option as the idea was to make her look as a warrior that lost an eye, as it looked like a character from a book :)

    Hope it helps!

  • isidornisidorn Posts: 1,601

    Your replies are always helpful. Thanks! smiley I will have to experiment with the texture as you suggested.

    A thought about her looking as a warrior that lost an eye. That look could be made even clearer with a scar across her eye. Without any scar, my first thought is that the blindness was caused by sickness and that's why I was wondering if both eyes could be blind.

    I guess it's too late for suggestions for Eloise, but if you make more characters with a blind eye, I think it would be nice with a both eyes blind option and/or a selection of scars across the eye. wink

  • EmmaAndJordiEmmaAndJordi Posts: 952
    isidorn said:

    Your replies are always helpful. Thanks! smiley I will have to experiment with the texture as you suggested.

    A thought about her looking as a warrior that lost an eye. That look could be made even clearer with a scar across her eye. Without any scar, my first thought is that the blindness was caused by sickness and that's why I was wondering if both eyes could be blind.

    I guess it's too late for suggestions for Eloise, but if you make more characters with a blind eye, I think it would be nice with a both eyes blind option and/or a selection of scars across the eye. wink

    Yes in a first moment we thought in the scar in the eye. But Emma though "and if it was an arrow that took her eye? Or if it was because of fire? ....  We have too much imagination LOL

    If we can help you in anything more don't hesitate to ask ;)

  • nelsonsmithnelsonsmith Posts: 1,337
    edited April 2016
    EmmaAndJordi said:
    isidorn said:
    Yes in a first moment we thought in the scar in the eye. But Emma though "and if it was an arrow that took her eye? Or if it was because of fire? ....  We have too much imagination LOL

    Actually a female version of "Grimjack"  (only with a pretty face) with the signature scar might be pretty cool.

     

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  • EmmaAndJordiEmmaAndJordi Posts: 952

    Yes, but what happens is that there were already many characters with scars on the face and that this idea is much more original. It is like in this photo:

    It is not supposed to be a wound in the eye (that may make her lost an eye) but a blind eye that is caused by something else. The concept is a gorgeous woman with a problem in the eye but not disturbing her beauty :)

     

     

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