Actually...Rod would be represented by the dragon...
Claymor, a scottish sword, would be represented by the kilted lad.
Who, coincidentally, is textured using a couple of self portraits.
And yes, I pull off wearing the kilt on a regular basis.
Except on windy days in downtown Denver.
I did that once and gave a group of about eight ladies who were walking behind us an inadvertant sidewalk show that they thoroughly enjoyed but that caused my wife some fair amount of chagrin.

You're getting up in the world brother...well done.

:)

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A tut I posted here long ago on how to use wings to create a light rig for Bryce.
I'd suggest replacing the sphere with a softened Cube...you get more even light spacing.
I have several rigs done if you still need one

quit propping it up then man!

So lets see...

If I give someone "props" for doing a cool work of "art" it's different than giving them props to include IN their art. Unless of course the subject of their art is props in which case I'd be giving them props for their use of props in art about props.
Which is not at ALL to be confused with a easel...which is a prop for art, really.
Then again if I think about it from a application contextual standpoint...a poser piece might use a figure as a prop, or prop a figure in the background and include it in the art. I'm not sure I'd give props for that unless it was good art...or a good prop.
But of course the props ARE models after all, unless they are figures in poser in which case they're...figures...
But if I made a model of a propellar, prop, and propped it in a corner against a wax figure of a pilot, named ART...another prop...and it was GOOD art...would I prop it on an easel? And if I did would I get props for that or just huggles and kisses?
I think I need a rule set...
So I guess my rule of thumb will be something like this:

1. Always give props for good art
2. Sell props whenever possible
3. Make art about props wherever feasible
4. When using a figure as a prop in a poser context never name him Art...that would confuse the whole deal.
5. Whenever presented with the opportunity of propping up a beautiful model...take it....friends WILL give you props for that.
6. But don't take picutres...that would be art about props and models' figrues...that would be bad
7. Unless you could sell it as art about models' figures and props and prop it on a easel...for money...that would be good

'kay...I think I got it now.

Claymor has been:

• My original Prodigy screen name
• My on line role playing persona
• My web design company (Claymor Solutions - solutions from the cutting edge)  :)
• My alter ego, although those who know both of us say we're not all that "alter"

On the wall of my office there currently hang five different claymores...scottish highland swords...and my sons each have one of their own.

Quote -
We need a simple panel of Common Sense. "Does it make common sense?"...."Do the people want/need it?"...."Make it so"......"Next!"

Ahh...there's the basic problem my friend. There is nothing 'common" about common sense since it seems to be sadly lacking in quite a large pecentage of the populace.

This must be being promoted by the same CA rep who is trying to outlaw spanking....

Sheesh...I need to check in more often.
Disgruntled peevy posts back in fashion...
Zhann dealing in double entendre...or not....
Sounds like the good old days are coming back!!!!

Yeah well...we got our third storm in three weeks today. Yet another day of school closures...which is really VERY rare here. It has to be BAD for schools to close.
I AM READY TO MOVE BACK TO CALIFORNIA!!!!

But a WORLD away culturally.....
:)

I responded in IM and email.

As far as I can tell the "inverted U" doorway is really all about protection from the weather. You get that short hallway that helps keep wind and blowing snow out. In my case it would just mean needing to crawl further on my belly.
No thanks.

Prayers said old friend...will continue. Keep us posted.

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