Tina Cromwell by ywaters

Poser • (none) • posted on May 02, 2002

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I created the texture (thanx Piper, you were right!). I used Poser and Photoshop (for touchups). I would also like to thank Dystopia (building in the background) and DNA (glasses) for their free props. I may have forgotten other people (hair and spikes) but I have not forgotten what you've done. BTW, the story may be a little corny, but in my world, that's how I see it (*grin*)!! As usual, all comments are welcome and appreciated!!

Comments (7)

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Styxx

7:38AM | Fri, 03 May 2002

Nicely done :)Your texture is very well done. Looks like we have a rising texture star amoung us! btw, I think the hair is Alla's Sweep Hair.. nice post work again too!

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racin-jason

8:58AM | Fri, 03 May 2002

Well it certainly appears as though Y is having great fun while learning and advancing her skills with both 3D and postwork. From floating faces, foreign landscapes, to vampire girls, and now multi-million dollar female spy's. No one can accuse you of repetition or lacking in originality that's for sure. I'm truly impressed by the speed with which you're advancing in your control of the programs and yet turning out some truly wonderful characters and stories. Many congratulations young lady.

pipermaru819

9:52AM | Fri, 03 May 2002

i love how you give all of your characters their own little identities....very cool!

11:51AM | Fri, 03 May 2002

Congratuations to your cool Tina! You have created a wunderful character :)

Lorraine

6:04AM | Sun, 05 May 2002

this one has a nice illustration feel to it, I like the blur on the edge it gives a feeling of movement. Your color choice really goes will with they type style and the two merge very well together and I like the way you blur behind the type....great approach to this style...you are having too much fun!...and I like the result!

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