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Subject: Merit to the artists


saur ( ) posted Sat, 09 March 2002 at 8:19 AM · edited Mon, 05 August 2024 at 4:45 AM

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Some time ago, an excellent image (Not Big Enough, by Kiddego) was selected as part of the Top 20. That image was a modification of a drawing by a famous artist named Thomas Blackshear II. It is amazing to believe that this work was done in Bryce... The original drawing of Mr. Blackshear II can be seen at: http://www.christcenteredmall.com/stores/art/blackshear/coat-of-many-colors.htm I think that when we use inspiration in another artist work (and in this case, an image)the adequate merit need to be mention to the original artist.


Alleycat169 ( ) posted Sat, 09 March 2002 at 10:13 AM

It's always good kharma to mention the original artist when you are paying tribute with an "homage". The pose and hand gestures in this are different enough from the original to prove that it not simply a copy or modification, but rather a Poser figure rendered in Bryce. It's a gorgeous image either way, but it's always nice to see where the inspiration came from.


Kiddego ( ) posted Sat, 09 March 2002 at 10:36 PM

Hello Yes that is the image i looked at to do the one in bryce I had no idea who the artist was. A friend of mine sent me the image with a bunch of others of christ that he liked. I tried to paint it as close as i could but had to start over a couple times due to adding all those flags didnt work for me. so i just made the robe brown LOL it was done with poser bryce and photoshop thanks for letting me know who the artist is :-)


sloth ( ) posted Mon, 11 March 2002 at 5:53 AM

shame, shame, shame


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