one. by crave

New Artists • (none) • posted on May 18, 2002

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Description

Close your eyes, take a breath and hit the render button, oh my! ;) This (very) simple image is a result of my first stumbling journey into poser. Comments and anything else you wanna throw at me (preferably money or snickers) are more than welcome. Oh and i would like to take this opportunity to thank the boredom that i am sure was the driving force behind the click that brought you here. ;)

Comments (4)

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RainbowGypsy

10:50AM | Sat, 18 May 2002

If this is a first attempt you're a natural and a great one at that!! I've been learning Poser for a couple of months and haven't come up with a portrait as delicate and beautiful as the one you have!!! Great work

bonbon

12:59PM | Sat, 18 May 2002

what rainbowgypsy said and tosses a snickers at you....

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Rynn

3:09PM | Sat, 18 May 2002

Love that lighting. This is definitly very good for a first render. I'm also taking my first steps into poser, and I didn't manage to get such a beautiful result. :)

scarressa

5:59AM | Mon, 20 May 2002

I have to concur. I will add, however, a couple of things... You have hit the nail on the head with trans-mapping. You've chosen great great textures. I would either focus on learning expressions, to enhance the realism you are trying to conjure or work on lighting. The basic tip is to experiment with one aspect at a time. It is the best way to learn Poser. In the mean time, BRAVO!