tebop opened this issue on Jul 15, 2009 · 53 posts
Fugazi1968 posted Thu, 16 July 2009 at 1:26 PM
Quote - > Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Gaming schools probably won't use Poser. That being said, a few years ago, I taught a "Beginner's 3D Art" course at the community college for those "Community Courses" that you always get literature on, and the only thing in there worth doing is the pottery clases :) The class wasn't that big of a hit, even using DAZ Studio, probably because of the super-conservative nature of my students. After working on lighting and textures with the primitives, and moving to the humans, I got a lot of drop-outs, because they were expected to load the V3 (at the time) that came with the program, and THEN the clothing. Looking back, I kind of chuckle, because this was AFTER studying the Vitruvian Man and using some nude photos of actual humans to show off musculature and bone structure. Ah, humans. Never ceasing to amaze ;)
LOL...that's funny. I've been in art school since I'm 13 and we did nude studies EVEN THEN...LOL.
Laurie
I know what you mean, we even had a nude male model for a life drawing class when I was at school (6th form at least, not how that translates wround the world)
I must be being slowly infected though, I did some video tutorials recently and worried about the nakedness of the model and really paused for thought when a tiny thumbnail of nakedness appeared in one of my texture directories.
:)
John
Hmmm...6th form. That about 11, 12 or 13? Anyway, I actually went art school where we did, yes, live nude studies. But we would have NEVER done that in art class in normal, everyday school...LOL.
Nudity doesn't even phase me anymore, not even since I was little. American's however, are mostly a bunch of stuffed shirts about the whole thing ;o). I mean, the human body (to me anyway) is beautiful, not ugly, although some try to make it ugly ;o). Its a cultural thing, I suppose.
Laurie
:) 6th form is 16 17 18 19 over here, elective years of school for advanced level classes :)
The whole nudity thing is fear pure and simple, as if the mere hint of nudity will inspire someone to commit apalling acts of self abuse or something.
Personally I think supressing it is a bad thing, and just covering up certain parts can make an image even more sensual and erotic so what the hey.
John.
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