Down to the Wire by cwrw

DAZ|Studio • Sports • posted on Nov 29, 2012

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My first ever Daz Studio posting!:) Since I and other PAs had to work with the new Daz Horse 2 only in Daz Studio at first (DSON hadn't come out yet) I had to learn D/S. The newest 4.5 version actually runs great on my Macs - previous versions tended to crash a lot for me. This is me playing with the new DH2, Ken Gilliland's FABULOUS Racehorse Tack - now out, and the wonderful Jockey set for Genesis by Sickleyield and Marieah, all at Daz also out now. For more info on the new Daz Horse 2, check out my blog. DH2 blog And now the legal blah, blah, blah... All artwork contained in my gallery (cwrw) is copyrighted ©2004-2012 LLPrindle Design. All rights reserved. My work may NOT BE reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way (which includes places like Photobucket) without my express written permission. My work does not belong to the public domain. If you have doubts about this matter please feel free to email me.

Comments (11)

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GrandmaT

2:19PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Excellent render! Wonderful job with the motion effect.

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Ken _Gilliland

2:34PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Great image! (and thanks for the kind words about my racing tack)

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marciushess

2:48PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Amazing work, beautiful scene and great effects.

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Savage_dragon

4:21PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Anything above 2.3 crashes on any of my machines. I went to Poser Pro 2012 & love it. Excellent work! ")

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ausfire

5:07PM | Thu, 29 November 2012

Great effort on the image at first glance it looks fabulous. But looking at it the ratio proportion of jockey to horse just doesn't look 100% Jockey is too small for the horse if it were 'real life'.

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