Harlow is one of our more thematic characters. She can also easily be dressed and posed as a male and has been converted to be fully functional in Genesis 9 also.
She makes for the perfect addition to any narrative needing a more diverse model base. Not only does including more diverse characters make the visuals of narrative more intriguing but it helps build a greater world and depth without having to use extensive explanation.
Like with some of our other models she could work wonderfully as a smaller model at 85-75% height, if in a fantasy or sci-fi setting she could work well down to around 65%.
Harlow was inspired by the condition known as microcephaly. Made most famous in the modern age by Tod Browning's Freaks and more recently American horror story.
It is a rare neurological disorder and is characterized by a smaller than average head. Biologically, during conception the head fails to grow in time with the face which continues to develop at a normal rate; this produces a person with a small head and a receding forehead.
While usually this does impede on mental and physical development there are also instances of it having little effect at all. The most famous individual being William Henry Johnson aka Zip the Pinhead, who not only endured the carnival circuit but became one of the most wealthy and celebrated acts of his time. Owning multiple properties and is still remembered today as a famous icon.
Harlow was made with love and adoration in mind. Designed to celebrate the different and not persecute it.
Add Harlow to your collection today and bring her into your renders.
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What's Included:
Characters:
Harlow (Base G8F skin loads)
Harlow (Base G8F skin loads)
Harlow Genesis 9 (Loads with a G9 options, see Base image)**
Morphs (For G8 and8.1F):
> Body Apply/Remove
> Head Apply/Remove
> Nipples Apply/Remove
> Zero All Morphs
Dials for G8 and G9 included for both head and body.
* Skin, hair, clothing, backgrounds and props not included!
* With a handful of older G9 poses and when zeroing the pose Harlow's eyes will go back to the base G9 scale, due to her tiny head shape.
This is because the poses in question, are set to also scale the eyes to base G9.
We are currently investigating a workaround, but 99% of our poses in our library work without any issue.
Simply undo the action to restore them to their original size.
