Zombie Night by gagnonrich

Poser • Horror • posted on Oct 15, 2003

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Description

Victoria2 with Arabella face, Grace Lion Hair, Grim & Michael with Roan Zombie textures, and Back Alley. Minimal Photoshop adjustments (autolevels, adding to the shadow)/

Comments (12)

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Artzy

7:47AM | Wed, 15 October 2003

Nicely Done!

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antje

7:59AM | Wed, 15 October 2003

Those zombies look fantastic! Love the poses too! Excellent work! :o)

zoku01

12:18PM | Wed, 15 October 2003

Don't just stand there! RUN! Awesome looking zombies. Bravo!

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gagnonrich

8:04AM | Thu, 16 October 2003

Thanks. The zombie texture is Rawn from DAZ (used as is), as are Grim, Michael, Victoria 2, and Dresscoat Italia with Opera texture. Arabella is by Wynd. The alley is from 3dmodelz. The poses used Schlabber's P4 Fem poses as a starting point, though they had to be modified a lot. It's nice that a nearly straight out of the box type of Poser render can come out this good.

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Lucifer666

1:24AM | Fri, 17 October 2003

WOW!!i love zombie images... i myself have one or two images on my gallery...i tried to make a whole series on zombie images but i guess im not that creative..but your images is awesome. i like. i would be creep out in her position..((take your mind out the gutter))

kayarnad

1:27PM | Sun, 02 November 2003

great work!! weren't you making a comic with this? the girl, the zombies and the alley seem familiar...

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gagnonrich

12:26PM | Mon, 03 November 2003

Thanks, but no I haven't tried making a comic with Poser. That would be way too much work. I imagine I'll get faster producing images the more I use the program, but right now it takes way to long to produce a single image. It still strikes me as strange that Poser reverses the time it takes to produce an image. With regular drawing, laying the image out is fairly quick while detailing and rendering the image is what takes time. Poser takes significantly more time to set up the image and less to render.

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