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vampire blend

I don't know if anyone will care about this, but since there was a comment asking for the lighting/render setup in the previous post, I've decided to share the file of my latest doodle.

click here to download the file in a .zip package.(all textures should be packed, please tell me if there's anything missing)



The base mesh comes from the Sculpt feedback page at blender.org wiki:



Above are screenshots of world/lamp/material settings.

And, this is how the scene looks like.



As you can see, there's only one lamp in there, a couple of cameras with slightly different settings, an empty for controlling dof, the head and backdrop. This renders in 1.07 minutes with a Q9550 processor. Rendered with revision 29834 of the render25 branch, you can grab a build of it at graphicall.org.

Finally, you can get the alpha textures used to sculpt this from:
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