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DawL

DeLara Mandana, known to the citizens as the empath VuDu DawL, surprised by her adversaries in an underground lab. It appears in throwing a few sparks around, something has ignited. Let's hope it is not explosive.
Character created with V4 lovingly morphed completely by hand. She is wearing the V4 bodysuit "leotard" transmapped and textured to loosely resemble the "Keyhole" outfit in City of Heroes (my version is a bit more...revealing). Her skin textures are Miria with a lot of alteration. The makeup is completely handpainted, including reshaping her eyebrows. The belt and cape are Adam Thwaite's Hero M4 (http://www.most-digital-creations.com/hero_m4.htm) with handmade textures. The belt is an adaptation of the "Metal Plates" and the cape is the "Transparent" (non-VIP) pattern. The background is Davo's MadLab. The containers are NightShift3D's freebies (YAY freestuff!) and another container that I cannot remember. Pose and lighting all done manually. Her "tramp stamp" is also hand-painted onto the torso texture. The shoes are HighHeels for V4. (No links - the DAZ store is DOWN this morning). The "smoke" from the container is a Jepes SteamZ. Postwork, as usual, in Photoshop. Lightning effects were created using wonderful free brushes from EasyElements.com (http://www.easyelements.com)!

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