Here's a composite image of death from terry pratchett's discworld books. This particular death rides a white horse, loves cats, fishing and plays lead guitar. he also cooks great burgers and has taken to enjoying "life". still working on it but got stumped somewhere and i'd appreciate comments on whether it would be better to model the bridle, saddle, stirrups, mane, etc. or to paint them in an image-editing program. had initially planned to just paint the cape but ended up modelling a cape fluttering wildly. Another problem is the lack of movement in the horse's face. I want the mouth open and the eyes gaping as it looks down. seems like poser's horse model has no movable parts for the head, plus the mane's nonexistant. the image already has the new eyes painted on but i've yet to work on the mouth. Any comments? They'd sure be welcome. by, the way, are there morphs for the poser horse and the poser skeleton? And has anyone noticed that the poser cat's morphs for its ears are a tad weird?

There are horse morphs at Poserworld by Bloodsong and Lynne. There is a mane one and a mouth one for sure. I haven't played with them yet, but I did check to make sure they were there. Also, here in free stuff I believe there is a bridle and saddle set for the horse. I think Jackie Lewin? Don't remember the name for sure... :o)

heyas; yeah, get on over to poserworld. in the misc section are my morphs and a horse mouth parts prop (teeth and tongue). also the incredible tack pack: saddle, bridle and reins modelled by jackie, with extra morphs by me. the eyes may still need some touch up work done after everything. i would paint the mane and tail by hand, or at least 'hairy brush' them out from a simple base. shadow made a unicorn with the conform curls as a mane (i believe), but don't know when that will be available. great composition -- great cape!

I like the image - but you forgot to mention his love of curry... :-) If I were to do THAT version of Death, I'd probably try to do the scene of his summons in "The Light Fantastic"; "I was at a party. I need to be back before midnight. THat's when they expect me to take off my mask..."