Temple of Gaea for Vue

The temple of Gaea for Vue is based on a type of small decorative building known as a rotunda, often found in the gardens of stately homes in western Europe. The rotunda has a plinth in the centre for displaying a statue or other work of art, which sometimes represents the spirit of nature, or of the garden.

Gaea (or Gaia) was the Greek goddess of the earth, and was regarded as the mother of all the fruits of the earth. The temple comes with a cornucopia (or horn of plenty) holding fruit, which was often used as a symbol for the fruitfulness of nature.



You get:

- One scene file for Vue 10 and one for Vue 2014, each containing a fully textured 3D model of the Gaea temple, plus a .vob Vue preset model of a cornucopia with fruit, both modelled in Hexagon and textured in Vue using picture-based Vue materials.

- Two Vue MATs for the Poser figure, one to match the lichen-covered stone on the temple and an alternative with a smoother stone effect to enhance the details of the figure.

- One Vue MAT for the cornucopia object.

- A Poser "statue" pose for V4 so that she can be exported from Poser and loaded into into Vue to stand on the plinth holding the cornucopia

(the pose also works as a universal pose for similar figures).

- A cornucopia prop for loading into Poser to help pose the statue figure.