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Subject: How important are the hands ??


Schlabber ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 5:43 AM ยท edited Fri, 07 February 2025 at 12:04 PM

Hi there, now it seems I got my health finally back (damned flu) I'm able to switch my PC on for longer than 2 hours a day :o). A lot of hand-poses for Vicky (and interesting - they also fit for Mike :o) are ready and I think I can make them ready like the ones I did for Posette (maybe some more). So the (maybe stupid) question: Soes anyone really need them ?? and if - any special hand-poses-wishes ??


Phantast ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 6:54 AM

Well, I use your Posette hands a lot. I think the biggest need is for a variety of relatively relaxed hand poses that can be adapted to many cases rather than highly specific ones which will probably be used very seldom.


peejay ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 6:59 AM

Glad to hear you're feeling better. Seems to me the thing folk have the most trouble with are gripping and holding. Getting a simple grip on a sword handle is hard enough to get right, let alone more complex carrying and holding positions. Maybe you could apply your legendary skills to some carrying and holding poses where there is a real sense of weight or mass - pretty tricky, but if anyone can do it....


ronknights ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 8:02 AM

I neglect hands a lot. Or to be more accurate, I avoid pictures which would utilize the hands for anything such as holding or gripping. Schlabber, you have some exellent pose libraries for characters with swords, weapons, etc. I just can't get past the difficulty of putting something in their hands and making it look good. I almost never use the hands pose library, but I really should. By the way, my friend, I hope you're feeling better every day.


thgeisel ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 8:10 AM

Yes hands would be great, all kinds of grasping(flower, cigaretts.lipstick , wineglas....;ok lipstick only for viccy, not for mike :-))


Daio ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 8:54 AM

Oh yes, I could really use some more good hand poses for Mike and Vicky

"Do not meddle in the affairs of cats, for they are subtle and will piss on your computer." -- Bruce Graham


Don ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 11:36 AM

See "Mitts for Mike" in Free Stuff. Hand poses for Millennium characters, including relaxed, several grasping, holding, and specific object poses.


Cin- ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 12:57 PM

I agree, hand poses are sorely overlooked, and can add a LOT of realism to an image.


Jim Burton ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 1:07 PM

BBay's pose collection did a couple of Vickie Hand pose sets, I really value them, even when you use a canned pose you often need to change the hands, plus they are a lot of work to do anyway - all them little joints. So I'd love to see more, Vickie ones especially, I don't use the Posette at all these days.


Gort ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 8:02 PM

Bunches! And not just for grabbing and holding, which admittedly are sorely needed, but expressive hands too. Exaltation, surprise, joy, anxiety, worry, anger, pain, name your emotion. I think hands run a pretty close second to faces for emotive expression, even more important in long shots. Granted there are some of these around, but I think good theatric hands would always be welcome, Especially for Vicky and Mike.


DgerzeeBoy ( ) posted Mon, 07 January 2002 at 11:54 PM

Yes, yes and yes. There are too few preset hands for Mike and Vicki, so all additions are welcome. Please do post your work.


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