Robot R&R by faroutsider

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 28, 2011

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Even artificial lifeforms need R&R. This is a re-working of Sundowners, done in January last year. It started out as an exercise to test whether the new Vue 10 release could import Poser 9 models. I hadn't intended to post the image, but I quite liked the way it turned out, so here it is... Vue 10 Infinite, Poser 9, signature in Photoshop CS5.1. Thanks for looking, Craig BTW, I blame Tara for my extended absence these past two weeks. I took time out to write to wish her and Bill (belatedly) for their wedding anniversary, and was too slow to feed the cats - so they ate me. I've just come out of the regeneration tanks, to find that the cats are now contemplating hunting their own tinned food...

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Comments (15)

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psyoshida

11:45AM | Fri, 28 October 2011

Lol. Wonderful scene, it does look relaxing. That is until you told me about the man-eating cats! Yikes. Glad you made it through the regeneration. Looks like Vue 10 is a winner. Can't wait to get it.

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Savage_dragon

12:06PM | Fri, 28 October 2011

Like the shadow work & the brightness contrasting. ")

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shingleboot

12:59PM | Fri, 28 October 2011

Ah yes, the flavores cats love most... Great image

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auntietk

1:07PM | Fri, 28 October 2011

LOL! I TOLD you to feed the cats! :P Androids on holiday. What a concept! I went back and looked at the original, and enjoyed seeing the different lighting you used in each. The first one has such a rich, deep color, and the metal skins are perfect in that atmosphere ... like polished hematite. The harsh light of Greece is so well portrayed here, though, and I love it for its authenticity. The metal cats in the first one are fun, but I do like these (transdimensional? formerly transdimensional?) furry versions. Maybe you could teach at least one of the cats to use a can opener ...

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