Hello Folks, I am no modder by any means. However. I am an artist. I was working on a drawling that I though would be an awsome addition to the various female armor/clothing out there. And it is just that, a Pirate Wench outfit. I see a lot of interetsing steam punk and pirate get ups at Ren Fares and decided I wanted to draw a Pirate wench that fits both a medieval and a steem punk setting.. I have gotten my drawing into a line art stage and I am waiting to go to a friends house to use their scanner so I can post the line art. and begin the photoshop work on it.. or maybe ill do it all by hand and just scan it in and and clean it up... I havent decided on that yet. but the best way to discribe it in words. is a leather corset type thing that doesnt cover the breats I believe its called a bustier... the corset lacing being infront. Beneith the corset is a spagetie strap style blouse with rope twist ruffle along the V top edge down the front weaved between the laces of the corset, giving the corset closer a ruffled look.Now from the bottom of the corset is a pixie cut tutu style skirt That hangs no lower then about mid thigh at its lowest point.(tattered bottom hem.) Over the lower section of the corset is a double belt with two pounces the top belt rests high on the right hip and low the left hip. On the lower part of the belt(left hip) is a hard leather flap top pouch that hangs down so that this pouch's bottom is about mid thigh with an accompying thigh belt. On the second belt which is fairly straight across the hips on what would be called the belt line of the female figure is a another hard leather flap top pouch.This pouch rests on the hip slightly back twards the butt. (By hard leather I mean it is box shaped and rigid.) The legs are coverd in form fitting stockings that reach high up on the thigh.(well past mid thigh) with a decoritive celtic knot work looking design along the top edge. on the left leg is a garter belt with ruffles to match the rope twist ruffles of the spagetie strap blouse. Feet are coverd in a half calf boot worn with a portion of the boot folded down in what most consider a pirate fashion making the boot go just over the ankles. What I would like to do is find someone gifted in modding as well as 3d modeling and texture work to discuss more indepth detail of the design. And the vision I have for it. and to produce and make the mod.as well as teach me how to do my own in the future (provided I can afford the programs needed). as I have hundreds of pieces of artwork I have done that would give Skyrim new and fresh practical and sexy look for both male and female characters. If I cant afford the programs then a perhaps a partnership to bring all the works to life in Skyrim. Anyone interested in undertaking this probably monumentaly huge task, considering all the possible work needing to be done. Should bear in mind that I perfer the Use of UNPB-BBP body on max weight sliders. and would like most parts of the armor/clothing to be seperated to mix and match with other UNP/UNPB/UNPB-BBP armor mods as well as other armor/clothing sets I or we may work on. I AM NOT LOOKING TO DO A MASH-UP OF EXISTING ARMOR/CLOTHING MODS TO ACHIEVE THE LOOK I WANT. I find this to be a cheap way or a coop out to producing truely unique and orignal works. And personaly since this is my artwork, would take away the uniqueness of my artwork. If the word discription is confusing or my spelling being so off that it doesnt make sense I appologize. It is 4am and I need sleep. I will be posting the Drawling within the next few days depending on when I get the drawling scanned which depends on if I finish the piece by hand or by using photoshop. AND HERE IT IS THE SCAN OF MY DRAWING!!!! http://i1174.photobucket.com/albums/r610/oliverc_86/Scan_zps949c4b72.jpg I look forward to hearing from some of you. Thank you in advance for your interest and critizim perferably constructive, I also appologize if I came across as rude or inconsiderate which was not my intention at all. Edited for spelling corrections pointed out by Ankhascendant. Edit: Added link to uploaded base drawing for visual reference.
