I enjoy creating artwork in Poser, Photoshop CC, Vue, and DAZ Studio. I also have a passion for photography, and have been actively shooting for many years. I've been using Poser since Version 8, and am also learning my way around DAZ Studio. I've been using Adobe Photoshop since version 4. I also use Vue 10. I frequently use my photos as backgrounds, and composite my 3D figures into them.
I have been creating my web comic / graphic novel "The Girls From T.N.A." since fall of 2009, and have been a member of Renderosity since August 2009. I've made a lot of wonderful friends here, and have been inspired every time I visit!
I will soon have a more complete biography, as I am updating everything. In the meantime, have a look around my gallery!
Thanks!
Rod
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Comments (23)
poser4me Online Now!
Wow this brought back memories for me as well. Looking over your room I had a lot of the same items like the Snoopy picture. I guess making the switch from analog to digital caused a lot of us to put down the pencil like myself. Great photo even for a lefty. :-)
Radar_rad-dude
Once a lady lover, always a lady lover! Eh Rod! Even then they seemed to be on your mind ever present? A very nice nostalgic photo of yourself! Thanks for sharing this side of your past! In our family of six boys, my next older brother was the only lefty!
RodS Online Now!
I always enjoyed drawing the ladies. I have a really funny story about that - I'll have to post it sometime..
ladylake
Great photo. I am left handed also. :-)
starship64
I used to do that too, once upon a time.
Richardphotos
a neighbor resembled you a lot. unfortunately he died young. personally I am not left or right handed. at college (OSU) my assignment out of 44 students was used as an example
Richardphotos
when I was employed as a draftsman, all text had to be right on the letter.
superb self portrait
fireangel
A lot of fun can be had using old fashioned pencils! They are a lot of work if you want to draw well, but nothing beats stepping back and looking at a good drawing you have done. Glad you're still working on TNA!
MagikUnicorn
Great idea mt friend
g1tip Online Now!
Great shot. At first I thought it was just a reversed "selfie!"
I can appreciated the hand drawing and sketching, too. I used to do a lot of it myself, before we got "mice!" I was employed at GE Aircraft Engines in Cincinnati for 43 years, The first 22 years of that, I spent on a drawing board.
And, great news on your health checkup !!! Always good to get the new year off on the right foot (or, maybe "left" in your case) !!!
Giana
what a truly great capture this is, honestly.... something so nostalgic and intimate about it, esp. with it being b/w. really just cannot tell you the depth of goodness this has as words simply cannot completely express... i'm crazy over this though, if that tells you anything [soft chckle]
i AM curious though if you recall what you were drawing, and if by chance you still have it tucked away somewhere...
RodS Online Now!
I don't have the actual drawing anymore, but I do have scanned images of the drawing and the finished version done with airbrush. I'll post them later.
eekdog Online Now!
you look very young my friend. myself the normal right hand. i could never draw freehand. thanks for sharing.
shadelix
One of my brothers is a lefty as well but as a child they forced him to writing with the right hand ... just to be sure no one will bother him for being a lefty. There are so many other interesting things besides the obvious ... the 'brick' with antenna and a number pad on it could have been one of the early mobile phones? and Snoopy fighting the Red Baron again grin Thank you for sharing.
RodS Online Now!
Thanks for stopping by! That 'brick' was actually a police scanner. I used to listen to police / fire / EMT calls with it. It's gone by the wayside, sadly. I still have Snoopy around here somewhere. 😁
tetrasnake
Pleased to finally meet you. I should go back to sketching. I haven't done this since 2009 and I miss it.
Steff_7
Always fun, or a shock to the system to see who we were yesterday :)
Thanks for the share :)
mifdesign Online Now!
Looking great, kiddo!😊💝🥰 Never forget the pen and eventually the charcoal, it simply feels great..
Saby55
My dear friend, the same thing happened to me too, when I was young I loved drawing in ink and pencil, I loved comics very much. Now I also struggle with writing and I have completely lost my hand in drawing and painting, this makes me suffer a lot. 😔Have a nice day
STEVIEUKWONDER
I remember Nuns at my junior school scolding me for writing left-handed! They said it was the work of the Devil! For goodness sake!!! That being said, I remember TD (Technical Drawings) lessons at school very well! Always had to have 2H pencils and keep them sharp! So glad about your health checkup Rod! Stay safe Kind Sir!
Wolfenshire Online Now!
That's a really cool photo.
thartwick1
Fantastic blast from the past!
anitalee
Very cool photo
DeepRed
Just for fun, I did a reverse image search of the remote control in the foreground, and it's a GE VSQS0284 model for a VCR characteristic of the early 1980s. Sometimes it's easier to date photos with seemingly minor details like that.
RodS Online Now!
OK, that's pretty cool! Good detective work - the Girls are impressed! 👍 That gives me an idea or three... I'll have to play a bit.. 😁
MollyFootman
Always fun to see the artist at work. As for youthful appearance and actual hair, I used to be stunningly thin, naturally blond, and now.... XD Evidently I'm not the only one who has tinkered with various art forms before settling on Poser. Thanks for sharing Rod and I'm glad for your good checkup. <3
Molly
UteBigSmile
At school I was always a failure in drawing classes!