This is the Aiko figure No postwork, not rendered as a sketch. Rendered in Firefly with one center light.

and I didn't create a texture for this.
Is this good effect or does it...leave a bad taste in your eyes

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I personally really like it, and would love to hear how you made it :) - Noel

very interesting. No bad taste at all... I want more.

It's very art nouveau. I like it.

Very interesting. It has a Daliistic feeling about it. We need more of this and less NVIATWIAS. Plus, as much as I love renders that are skimming realistic photography, in these days, it is the approach of creatism that has the flavor of art.

Very nice, is that the Rick effect? I have used that before but it has not come out like that, very nice. Sharen

cool, very unusual - do tell!

Talk talk!! Too cool please let us in on your secret! Marque

Really cool ! The only two things i would say is wrong to me are the eyes and the mouth ! And i add my voice: please do tell us how you did this ! I suppose it was done with shader (ie Poser5 or Poser 6) ?

wow, very kewl!! I'd love to know how you did it as well :D Karen

cool! i'd love to see it animated.

I like it. Can you do this over an image or shader background to show what it comes out like, please ?

Bookmark. How....? You will tell us?

Wild. Bookmark.

I didn't know I would have this many people interested in how I did this. Here is another render with a background. I have to leave for work now, but when I get home I will explain how I did this. If no one minds I would like to call this the Beos Effect.

Can't wait :-)

...waiting:)

bkmk

Thanks for the render with background. I think you have something interesting there.

A truly nifty effect :)

Yes, it is really interesting.

Sorry for the delay in posting how I did this effect (if you can really call it that, now that I figured out how I did it) I worked a Double last night as I did Monday night. I was rather tired after I got home Monday night and the result of what I did was by total accident. I was working on a character with confusius Morphhair II as the hair, I had put in several math and lighting nodes on the figutre it self. As I said I was rather tired and somehow transferred the settings for hair to the body of the figure. When I rendered the figure I really liked what I did, I thought all the math and light were doing something wonderful (I didn't like the hair on the figure, so I took it off). I could change the color of the figure, I thought it was fantastic. About an hour ago when I went into poser to see how I did this, that is when I noticed only two nodes were attached to the figure, the curlstex and the curlstrans from the hair. All the other nodes were still there, just not attached. I removed all the non-attatched nodes and that just left the curlstex and curlstrans nodes, rendered it came out just like this. So to make a long story short the figure has the curlstex and curlstrans from confusius Morphhair II attached to it and that is all. I thought I really did have something here, well anyway... Sorry it couldn't have been something more sophisticated. I think I will try it with another hair and hair trans to see what that does. Here is a pic of the settings I used

Thank for the info:)...Simple but Very Cool

Ahhh, so it's not possible unless you have that particular hair and texture. Too bad. Still it's a lovey effect.

Acadia: yes it is possible with other type hair.
I just posted a pic in the Gallery under Poser/Abstract. "Art is the Eye of the beholder...or not"
Take a look at it
And thank you for the complement and even though this is not as difficult as even I first thought, I thank everyone for wanting to know how it was done.
By the way that Confusius hair is still a freebie

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Attached Link: http://webpages.charter.net/swieg123456/alldivx.avi

A_ You wanted to see an animation of this I posted a rough one here

thanks! this is so cool. this realy makes an interesting effect. and you can "put things" inside her - like a heart or something. very neat. :)

Wow, that animation looks good. In parts of it she looks like glass. Very nice.

wonderful