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You're absolutely right, I should have just posted the information. Basically what I'm looking for a is a book cover (about 5x8) for the cover of a horror novel, so I'm looking for a particularly eerie feel to it. I have in my mind a picture similar to an Iron Maiden album cover (http://www.ironmaiden.com). I picture a cab driver, very ghost/zombie-like leaning against his old cab with his arms folded across his chest. I picture him with a hat covering most of his pale, boney face (similar to the sort of hat and cab that the ghost cab driver drove in the movie 'Scrooged'). Anyhow, something like that. Two people have already contacted me concerning the challenge and I've given them the same details, though a bit more specific. If anyone else is interested, they can feel more than free to message me and I'll respond ASAP.
Thread: Poem - Untitled (as of yet) | Forum: Writers
Outstanding poem. The last two lines in the third stanza are thought provoking and, to me atleast, inspiring. I seem to like those lines more and more each time I read them. You use the word "firesin" in the final line of the fourth stanza, what does that word mean? Excellent job. ~Mac D.
Thread: Wacom Tablet | Forum: Photoshop
Well, I picked up my tablet and so far have been very impressed with it. A big thanks to all of you making your suggestions on it. Right now I only have one more questions left: Do any of you have links to some good tutorials on coloring with a tablet in Photoshop? I've been looking around Renderosity and have found some that are unbelievable helpful, but I was curious if any of you happen to know of any other good places to look? Thanks again and have a wonderful day, ~Mac D.
Thread: Wacom Tablet | Forum: Photoshop
Thank you VERY much for doing that, it never even occured to me. Thanks again, I really appreciate it. Have a great day. ~Mac D.
Thread: Bay Windows | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Ah, thank you very much, that's just what I was looking for. I really appreciate your help. ~Mac D.
Thread: Bay Windows | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Review Requested: I call her "Little Drums" | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
It's not that the breasts are TOO busty (I have a hard time saying any breasts are too busty), but the form of them is similar to that which you're see on an older woman. But for her narrow hips, I can't really picture her having such large breasts. I would think it would be very painful on her back. I can't wait to see the picture with suggested modifications because, it's going to look fabulous, even though the current render is very well done.
Thread: Whats green & red and goes 60 mph? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Review Requested: I call her "Little Drums" | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: WIP | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Feedback again please? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Make all parts of the eyes (Iris, pupil, eye white, eye ball) white and then apply the head texture to them, that is if you have an eye texture there.
Thread: T-Rex, Fiddling about | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Also... Are you sure that in those renders, that the t-rex is actually on the ground? From the looks of things, you have the modeled positioned about the actual ground. Perhaps try and bring the model down until he actually begins to interfer with the ground plane or, simply click the "Move Down" button on Bryce. You've got some great picture ideas.
Thread: How Is It? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: How Is It? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: How Is It? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
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Thread: Question. Challenge perhaps? | Forum: Photoshop