In the shade by croxie

Vue • Animals • posted on Feb 20, 2008

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It's been a while again...sorry about that. I ended up becoming a member at a place called Drawspace the other day since I'm doing 2D as well...and Vue have been busy making big resolution copies of some of my renders over here to serve as prints. So I haven't had a chance to do anything else really. Even browsing gets difficult when Vue decides to take over and use what virtual memory I have. I put together this render during the morning today before I was awake enough to actually arrange another big resolution setup :p This is Daz3D's Charger, standing under a walnut tree in the last pieces of daylight. I'm beginning to get a hang of importing Poser characters into Vue, even though Vicki 4 still have a way of crashing Vue. Why, I do not know. So I'm sticking to horses for a while. It's safer that way ;) The cottage in the background is a freebie and the rest is me and Vue. Glad you liked my Sailing render. I re-rendered it for a friend so that he could use it as a wallpaper on his Dual screen setup a while back. It looks nifty in 3800x1024 pix ;) Ok...enuf babbling. I'm gonna dive out in the gallery here and see what you guys been upto before another render is taking over again :D Be good and thanks for peeking :D C.

Comments (26)

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kenwas

8:51AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

Well done!

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FrenchKiss

9:41AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

This is lovely. the colors and lighting are perfect

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Trepz

9:53AM | Wed, 20 February 2008

Really nice work! I am not a fan of the charger myself personally i think it looks like an overgrown Shetlan pony,but it really doesent take anything away from this fine piece of work.

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