wonderful!

i like your kitchen. and i think the "dirty" textures are a great idea. will the applicances be removable? at some point, it would be incredibly easy to update the look with high gloss finishes and overhead cabinets, induction stove top and separate oven unit, and a modern glass front frigo.... great job.

fantastic models. i'd purchase them if you put them up for sale.

wonderful. that's what i think. cheers!

what source inspired your reliefs on the doors? they look a lot like the ones on the cathedral in orvieto... VERY renaissance. beautiful work.

i've already bought this pack. it's an outstanding value! the poses work really well - no strange bends and twists to the joints. and the faces are nicely done! a great way to start those pg-13 (and beyond) scenes.... ;-) thank you, snowsultan.

thank you for the wonderful clothing and textures. i've posted a WIP image using your sci-fi jungle texture in the WIP gallery. they're fun to use! and thank you for the update. was wondering about that. (thought it was my old PC finally giving up the ghost, so to speak...) cheers!

he looks like a colourful version of a metropolitan of the orthodox church or a pre-michael tsar. really gorgeous textures!

found them! using win2000 pro. under documents and settings, in the directory for user ID, under local settings, temp.... 19,800 temp files! wow.

it's late here. and i'm reading this thread for the first time. first of all, i support blackhearted. he's a good merchant, a fine artist, and in my dealings with him, a decent person. i recall the controversy over the lights. as a new member and poser user, it was fascinating to see how the virtual community gathered and transparently "litigated" the issue. a third party brought forward detailed and conclusive evidence of theft. and the member was banned. the experience, while traumatic, was an amazing example of the resiliency of virtual communities of practice or interest.... (but i digress.) not knowing bebop, i've observed the postings by tisa - knowing the member only as a new contributor to renderosity - with some interest. some of tisa's images weren't so obscene. most, when done in poser, were either imaginative or purposely uninspired. which leads to two observations: 1) the publication of photo-manipulated images of women intentionally in the poser gallery with no attempt to clarify the false impression that they were created using poser - a fraud; 2) and this would include the nickname "tisa" or "teaser," the fairly obvious objective of tricking members into providing now-seemingly "uninformed" praise for the images - either for future ridicule or in order to goad those that had an inkling into posting negative comments or rants. this has been quite an experience. i'm not a professional artist - only a hobbyist. but it's been something. cheers!

many thanks for the information!

hello, EricofSD. i downloaded the patch in two parts. i'm running win 2000 w/512MB RAM on a dell optiplex.

i absolutely agree, aprilYSH and crescent. poserstyle is, by far, one of the best quality sites around.

Gorodin's Atreides?