That is NOT me in the picture!
Thanks for visiting my gallery! If you were redirected here from Culture Crunch, you will find the "alternate versions" of Didi and Kelly here, as well as a few prototypes, if you look hard enough.
Once upon a time, I thought to myself, "Wouldn't it be cool to make pictures of people on the computer?" Of course, at the time, I was thinking more along the lines of Max Headroom, but when Poser came out, I knew I had to have it. Yes, folks, I am one of the lucky few who has been using Poser since version 1!
Most people would agree that Poser 4 was the turning point, where it went from being a reference tool to a way to make real pictures (I won't say "real art") in its own right. Then came along someone named Victoria... And the rest is history!
Recently I've been getting into DAZ Studio quite a bit. I'm also trying to wrap my mind around LuxRender.
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Comments (5)
Mondwin
Cool story and beautiful composition my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Cyve
Excelent...Very very great scenes !!!
Mulltipass
So true!! Great work and story!!!
Faemike55
Well done on this strip the story is well written and paced wonderfully. the images are fantastic
T.Rex
Haaa! This is so cool. He's been waiting ages while she wants to hide her albino white skin AND protect it! And finally she consents. But, now I wonder how much sun block and tan coloring Fawn has on her to look roasted like that? I like your use of the kid to create the dialogue instead of using think balloons. And, ol' pops gets his mind blown as his wildest hopes suddenly become a reality - especially that thing with open mouth attracting flies. That's SO funny! And adds a good bit to the situation. Keep up the good work! As for comics and cartoons, you could do 3D and then trace the rendered 3D figures in Photoshop or another drawing program and color them. That may be less tedious than drawing if you find drawing difficult. May be worth a try to see how it works out for you. Good luck! :-)