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I have been texturing clothing items for use in Poser since the summer of 2005, and it's quickly become a passion. My main focus is in using Poser's own material nodes system in combination with textures to bring out the best, most realistic look.

My work is featured in the upcoming book "Practical Poser 7" by Denise Tyler, as examples throughout the texturing and material nodes chapters. I have also done commission work for E-Frontier, the company behind Poser and Shade.

Below, you will find thumbnails for some choice texturing works, along with indications of where to find them.

The Bootie for Aiko, uses custom textures, displacements, reflection and specular maps to create all the detail in the garment. Available at DAZ.

Maiden Fair uses standard textures, plus displacement maps and a special nodes setting to more acurately simulate the velvet. Unreleased.

The Bootie for Victoria 3 uses a complex combination of standard textures, displacement, reflection, specularity, transparency and masks, plus special nodes, to create leather, lace and metal-like materials in Poser. Released at Renderosity.

Sylvan Jewels for FK Designs' Elven Soul was my first commercial package, and uses very detailed textures combined with displacement maps to add detail. Released at 3D Commune and Poser Pros.

Femme Fatale for Daz's Morphing Fantasy Dress uses displacement, bump, specularity and texture maps to create details like seams, stitching, lace and even buckles. Released at Renderosity.

Vashti, three textures sets for Fredrik's free Djinni, for Aiko. Sets use nodes and displacements to create detail. Free release, available on the Poser Downloads page.

The Queen of the Night, a texture set for Fredrik's Baroness Renaissance, inspired by an authentic 17th century design. Unreleased.

Like this? Visit my stores at:
DAZ 3D
Renderosity
Poser Pros
3D Commune

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