Wasted by slinger

Poser • (none) • posted on Jul 26, 2001

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Props made in Rhino, suglasses Daz. Grunge maps and post work in Photoshop. Original render in Poser. Serious apologies to whoever made the original toilet bowl prop that I adapted. I lost your info, please take credit here if you see this.

Comments (6)

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zorares

2:32PM | Thu, 26 July 2001

Great Pic, Very Sad Theme!

odeathoflie

3:02PM | Thu, 26 July 2001

there should be a vomit puddle there somewhere otherwise a great pic!

trelihan

6:19PM | Thu, 26 July 2001

very well done

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Poppi

7:47PM | Thu, 26 July 2001

This is really, really good...Okay...here come the "helpful comments". Where is the spoon, or, bottle cap? Her shoes are too clean, and her hair should be messier. But...I like this a whole lot. Her hand...should be relaxed, too. And, lastly, I would have left the belt just dangling from her arm. (Please don't get mad...I think this is an awesome piece. One of the best that I have seen, here.It's only, that, well...I had a similar graphic in mind to do, myself....LOL..ya beat me!)

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slinger

7:54PM | Thu, 26 July 2001

OK Poppi, here comes the self justification lol I made her 'clean' to contrast the squalid conditions. That's why the pic is called Wasted, meaning she's wasted on drugs, but also she's just wasted her future. I saw her as a first or second time user, just starting out on the downhill roll. The rest of the paraphenalia is in the box, 'cos I didn't want to clutter the foreground any more than I already had, honest. grin You're right about the belt though, but the angle I posed her at you wouldn't have seen much of it, so I ended up laying it out. Thanks for your comments. I never get mad with constructive criticism, or the sharing of ideas. It's good to see how other artists interpret the same theme.

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