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There was a time.... Well let's not go there. But yes, I decided to number the pictures to make checking through the thread easier and find the images in my back up file. It helped when the site went dark so I've kept at it. I stated on a Zip drive and quickly switched to a Jazz drive now I have it on a 8G Jump drive.
Helmut
Yes "all", check the dates (IE:years) they go back at least 6 years.
Helmut
sorry my fault I thought it were all you pics................................ but y're saying that this one were all old ones
different tongues.
Kodos the Executioner
Governor
Great pics, thanks for posting them here.
Three more:
Here are two old ones and a new upside down crux scene. The old one go back a way and the first of them has been imitated, but since Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery I don't mind.
The last picture was intended to be an attempt at humor but then I decided it might not work so I'm posting it without a comment.
Enjoy,
Helmut
Here are two old ones and a new upside down crux scene. The old one go back a way and the first of them has been imitated, but since Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery I don't mind.
The last picture was intended to be an attempt at humor but then I decided it might not work so I'm posting it without a comment.
Enjoy,
Helmut
Kodos the Executioner
Governor
Nice pics! I have to ask what the joke was going to be about (or should I stifle my curiosity?)
T
The Fallen Angel
Guest
Now you have me intrigued!...is this a subtle form of Polish humour?
Polish?
Thought he was never in Poland, only his parents?
but it is perhaps something between Apostate and Helmut so far i can remember this
Kodos the Executioner
Governor
Thanks for posting these here! I look forward to more if you have a chance next week!
Here are three more in the Gladiator series. Last week I had a PM from a member who inquired as to what programs I used to create these images. I answer all PMs but since there may be others who would like to know I'll put my reply here:
I start with Poser, and I still use Poser IV, to get the basic idea. Then I use Painter 8 to touch up the images; the sort of work necessary to make up for Posers shortcomings (Often referred to as Post Work). Then I adjust the size of the image and change the storage method from TIFF to JPEG.
When I get a new computer and a later version of Poser it should shorten this process.
There are some very nice images to be found on the web and in the CW sites because of the technological advances; processors with multiple cores and more memory then most of the old IBM main frames and powerful new software makes getting good results so much easier.
Don't take me wrong; the artist using the software still needs knowledge of how the human body moves and the differences in male and female posture. There are a lot of pictures out there where the women are standing like men.
Maybe I'm wrong but I still think an artist can enhance a Poser rendering no matter how advanced the software might be, and don't forget Poser 4 and the art school version based upon it was meant as a teaching tool in sculptor classes.
Hope you enjoy the pictures and thanks for the question,
Helmut
I start with Poser, and I still use Poser IV, to get the basic idea. Then I use Painter 8 to touch up the images; the sort of work necessary to make up for Posers shortcomings (Often referred to as Post Work). Then I adjust the size of the image and change the storage method from TIFF to JPEG.
When I get a new computer and a later version of Poser it should shorten this process.
There are some very nice images to be found on the web and in the CW sites because of the technological advances; processors with multiple cores and more memory then most of the old IBM main frames and powerful new software makes getting good results so much easier.
Don't take me wrong; the artist using the software still needs knowledge of how the human body moves and the differences in male and female posture. There are a lot of pictures out there where the women are standing like men.
Maybe I'm wrong but I still think an artist can enhance a Poser rendering no matter how advanced the software might be, and don't forget Poser 4 and the art school version based upon it was meant as a teaching tool in sculptor classes.
Hope you enjoy the pictures and thanks for the question,
Helmut
Naraku
Draconarius
I remember reading that Poser was created as a substitute for the articulated wooden figures used by artists. I wonder if the creator is aware of the uses it's been put to?
Have you considered upgrading to a newer version? The one your using is about 10 years old now. That's paleolithic in computer terms.
I remember reading that Poser was created as a substitute for the articulated wooden figures used by artists. I wonder if the creator is aware of the uses it's been put to?
I've one of those wooden figures by me at my workstation,
being crucified even as I type!
T
The Fallen Angel
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T
The Fallen Angel
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Kodos the Executioner
Governor
Hopefully he is mending and enjoys these wonderful pictures!