We start Daz Studio 3 <\/a>and add Victoria 4 and then a dress, alice in the wonderland style.<\/p>\n Then we add a hair with braids. Hair styles are one of the thing you always run out of, trust me.<\/p>\n We add a chair from the Veranda Caf\u00e9, and give this girl a pose from that, sitting. The Vernada Caf\u00e9 was a freebee the other day.<\/p>\n We change her a little, and go into face morphs and make her sad, and young.<\/p>\n So, what will a depressed and sad girl like she do? She will of course smoke. This is the 1930s, and smoking was the thing. I start FilterForge<\/a> and use another great filter by meye, Cigarette.<\/p>\n And here is a lit version<\/p>\n For the lit, I also render a bump map<\/p>\n Then I make a quick filter for the filter, if you know what I mean, and one texture for the tobacco.<\/p>\n Now I start Carrara 8<\/a> to make the Cigarette.<\/p>\n But found myself ending up in Cheetah3D<\/a> for the UV mapping, mostly because I know that program better. Here is a mapped unlit cigarette.<\/p>\n I now import into Poser<\/a> 2010, having Victoria 4 as a baseline. As I’ve said before, scales of objects between different programs is a little funny, just look at this picture.<\/p>\n But after some scaling and moving, I got it in place.<\/p>\n Now, I did the same thing with the lit cigarette.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/4eyes.code66.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/10\/missh01.jpg\" "\\"missh01\\"")
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