"Dark Night of the Raven" for V3

The pack is a collection of many things...:-) Character for V3 with many skin options, 10 fantasy poses, 5 backgrounds and a pair of amazing painted wings as a .psd file that can be used succesfully in your images and give the composition a super painted look! If you are a fan of dramatic or gothic fantasy art, we bet you are gonna love this pack:-)

The wings painting are amazingly detailed, the makeups are versatile and perfect for fantasy images and the backgrounds are perfect for dark gothic moods !

Hope you WILL like this pack !

By Valentina K. (aka Vali) and Jessie Ferguson (aka Ferguson)

Product content:
Character for V3 (head inj and rem and full inj and rem)
11 skin mats (11 head textures with different makeup)
10 eye mats
10 fantasy poses
Long nail inj and rem
Black nails mat
Painted Raven wings as psd files
5 backgrounds (2 painted and 3 photos)

Usage Instructions for the Wings:
1) First, these wings are on transparent background layers in .psd format and when you open the document they will be invisible. Make sure to click the tiny box to the left of the layer so the open eye shows up.

2) These wings are not renderable. In other words, they are meant as a postwork prop and cannot be parented to the figure as you would do with any cr2 or pp2 formats within Poser. For best results, I recommend that you render your Poser figure as a TIFF file, as this will create an alpha channel (white figure against black background). Once this TIFF is opened in Photoshop, click the Channel tab and you will see all your colour channels plus the alpha. Hit CTRL click on this alpha layer, you will see a selection outline appear around the white figure. Then click back to your Layers tab, and you will see your actual rendered Poser figure selected. Click Edit/Copy. Then, assuming you have another document open to stand for your background, choose that background document and click paste. Your figure will now be on its background. Obviously, you may have to resize your figure to fit it properly against the background (Edit/Transform/Scale). Now open WINGS.psd, if you haven't already. All you need to do is select the layers containing the wings, and drag them to the document containing the figure and background. It's best to have the wings on a layer UNDER the figure so you don't have to erase any part of the wings to make them look right against the figure. Then you can also adjust their size accordingly. ONE FINAL NOTE: These wings can be used on a front "head on" facing figure or on a side figure.

Thank you ! Vali and Ferguson