Dementia by Killebrew
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Description
This ideas has been done a million times by a million people. This is the first time I've tried it.
I saw a description of how to do it in one of the hundreds of how-to books I have that I've never read. I skipped some tedious steps, but it turned out alright for such little effort.
Comments (8)
TCopsey
A million, a million and one times; your's is excellent!!! Really like the results here!
Killebrew
Thanks for the kind words. It's actually pretty easy to do if anyone wants to try it. 1. Render a figure normally (I did M4 with no texture. "Render" it again as a closed wireframe (for Poser 7 you just switch to wireframe and export the image as a .png file...you don't actually hit the "render" button) For older version of Poser you might just need to take a screenshot of the wireframe. 2. In Photoshop you put the wireframe .png in the top layer top of the base non-textured layer. You may need to do some gaussian blurring on the wireframe to get the wireframe layer to look o.k. - I also duplicated the wireframe layer to darken it. 3. Next, get a big texture of rock or stone off of Google, and put it on top of everything in "overlay" mode. That's 90% of it right there. I painted out a couple of the squares on his head, and used a few cube primitives from Poser off to the side (making sure they were under the rock texture layer so that they would be included and textured like the rest of him) I read it in a book, but I'm sure there's some pictorial tutorials on how to do this. It seems pretty common. I see it all the time.
Krid
very creative and surreal scene with excellent pose and texture
xeniaghost
Cool idea and looks very different! Brilliant work!
IrishCat
Interesting idea) Well done!
witchdidi
Beautiful work and the pose on it is perfect!
Arquitekto
Fantastic work . Very interestig concept.
zhaanman
It may have been done by a million but you've done it well very cool look!