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BioWare: Embraced Eternity
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Title: Embraced Eternity
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Software(s) used: Poser 7 , Adobe Photoshop CS5
Date Published: 05-21-2011
Time Spent: 3.5H
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Asari Race
"Mass Effect Series"
The asari, native to the planet Thessia, are often considered the most powerful and respected sentient species in the known galaxy. A typical asari individual has a blue to purple complexion; the gas giant Sharblu was named after a famous asari soprano with a distinctive skin tone that resembled the planet's atmosphere. Some asari can also have a teal complexion, but this seems to be a rarity.
Although asari have one gender, they are not asexual. An asari provides two copies of her own genes to her offspring, which—regardless of the species or sex of the 'father'—is always an asari. The second set is altered in a unique process called melding, also known as the joining.
During melding, an asari consciously attunes her nervous system to her partner's, sending and receiving electrical impulses directly through the skin. A common phrase used before melding is "embrace eternity," presumably to help focus the partner's mind (as seen on this Deviation).
Source: [link]
Current Version: 2
Previous Versions: 1 [link] , 0 [link]
Software(s) used: Poser 7 , Adobe Photoshop CS5
Date Published: 05-21-2011
Time Spent: 3.5H
Download: 1920x1080 PNG @ 1.5 MB
Like me on Facebook: [link]
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Asari Race
"Mass Effect Series"
The asari, native to the planet Thessia, are often considered the most powerful and respected sentient species in the known galaxy. A typical asari individual has a blue to purple complexion; the gas giant Sharblu was named after a famous asari soprano with a distinctive skin tone that resembled the planet's atmosphere. Some asari can also have a teal complexion, but this seems to be a rarity.
Although asari have one gender, they are not asexual. An asari provides two copies of her own genes to her offspring, which—regardless of the species or sex of the 'father'—is always an asari. The second set is altered in a unique process called melding, also known as the joining.
During melding, an asari consciously attunes her nervous system to her partner's, sending and receiving electrical impulses directly through the skin. A common phrase used before melding is "embrace eternity," presumably to help focus the partner's mind (as seen on this Deviation).
Source: [link]
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