I don't have much posted yet but anything I upload is for everyone to use. If possible, I'd appreciate credit, but my main goal is to support the arts in any way possible. (A shaft of heavenly light shines brightly upon Crescent, highighting her angelic features.)

Boy, I love your PanWare tutorial. It is hilarious! I laugh every time I think about it.

Can you PLEASE do some male textures? We are desperately short of undorkicized Poser men.

Yeah, there's a few jerks out there, but I think that most people try to be honest. I try to give credit if I use another's prop(s). If I ever upload something and don't give credit for it, I hope that the prop creator trusts that it was an honest mistake and simply sends me a little reminder. I'll be glad to correct the omission. I think that most people who don't give credit either don't realize that they should, or can't remember who created the original. I'm also a bit of a download pack rat. (Jack beats me, though.) I keep all of the original .zip files, but some do not have readme files. Mine are organized by subject. If I organized by artist, it would be almost impossible for me to find anything as I take a bit from everywhere. If you want credit for your props, please make it easy to find/remember who you are and that you want credit. Not only will this help you get credit, but it will make it easier for us newbies to use the props with a clear conscience. Thanks!

The blue going down the middle and around the crotch does not work very well. Maybe having it as a large block of blue going down, instead of curling would help. I might take it out altogether. The grey and brown parts are well done, including the belt. The more I look at it, the more I think that the blue detracts from the character. The swords are definitely cool.

It absolutely did not load for me. I even popped onto your web page and all I saw was the Xoom gif. A lot of your pictures did not load correctly. I gave up on Xoom very quickly. If you're concerned about uploading programs, WS-FTP is a good program. There's several easy to use ones on the web. www.download.com and www.softseek.com are good places to start to find uploading programs.

Definitely some haze to soften it. In full daylight, this would be just a pic with naked fems. Maybe a negative light in the center of the stand to darken the figures would help add to the mystery.

Do you mean the petroglyphs -- images painted on rocks?

Really impressive! Boy, I hate it when new people show up with so much talent! Why not post it in the CG Gallery where a lot more people are liable to see it? (Maybe run it through a compression utility so as not to max out the modem?)

I've been thinking of creating small decorative mounds by the front. It's pretty common in Arizona. When I tried, I had weird shadows. Guess I'll fight with it some more. I'll try lights inside the house. Originally, it illuminated too much. The feedback is really appreciated!

Thanks. The painted quality is due to the materials I'm using. I posted them in the Bryce Free Stuff area a few weeks ago. I'm looking for decent shrubs and cactus that are native to Arizona. The Bryce cactus isn't very good. I just posted the fountain and it's material as well.

Some of the Space Marines look like Buzz Lightyear if you change the colors and make the helmets transparent. (There's one that has been posted recently either here or on the PFO that's really close to Buzz.)

Oh. Thanks for the info on the column styles. As for tapering: you can cheat and elongate the squashed spheres, cutting off the ends, that creates tapered columns.

Oh. Thanks for the info on the column styles. As for tapering: you can cheat and elongate the squashed spheres, cutting off the ends. That creates tapered columns.

Help! I can't find the tutorial. Would someone please send me the URL? Thank ya kindly!