Was a tricky one to do. The floating skin was difficult to make. I had to render the entire scene with a plain body(skin). Then I took the screenshot, and got rid of everything but the skin. Then I fixed it up in photoshop to give it that ripped apart look. (I had to render it in the scene first so the colors and lighting would match.) Then I put the skin back in on an alpha plane and removed the old skin model. Re-rendered it. Everything else, aside from the touched up skin, was done without additional work. Poser skeleton the rest done in Vue. :)

LOL ! I love it! You're sure to get my vote. :D ta, -Sascha.rb

What a complicated way to get this wind image:-). A tip for next time: You could have given a slightly motion blur to the floating body to show its movement. Guitta

Very funny idea !

Thanks. :)

I actually gave the motion blur a shot. Since I am still new with it I probably gave it too much blur and lost all details of what it was and I didn't want that. Next time I will mess around with it a bit more to see if I can get just the amount I need...

DOH, just remembered I saved a motion blur tip from this forum. That could have come in handy last night. Oh well. :)

NightVoice, no blur, but motion blur (impression of movement in a still image). That's different. You can regulate the motion blur in the animation slider and if you don't like it at the render you just change it. You don't loose any details. Page 309 of the user guide. Guitta

Yep, that is the one I was using. :) I was either using not enough time, or I probably moved the object too much. Looking at the motion blur tip from here I see to try the two second timeline with a bit of moving. I did more than that. I will render off another version here in a bit too show what went wrong when I did it at first. :)

Oh well, I will work on a new project using motion blur so I can learn it once and for all. :)

Very funny picture; good done. :)

Ha! Nice job with the skin, and the eyeballs are a nice detail :)