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5 year olds and Poser
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quietrob, I agree, kids are wonderful! We had a great day together too. After playing with Poser we went to Mac Donalds and had lunch, came home watched some cartoons and pulled out some old dolls I played with as a kid. BTW, she was really really proud of her Poser work!
so cute!
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It's odd how much younger the Poser and CG users are getting. In my ZBrush class, most of the students are 35-50 years old. But some are under 20 and one other person and myself are under 18. Apparently, years ago most of the learners would have been mid 20's at least. But 5 year olds has to be a record of sorts!
LOL, it's rather fun to watch them experiment and the shapes wow I didn't know meshes could make such shapes!! LOL but it's all part of the discovery process with kids, and I've been there !! LOL
This was my result when my niece came to visit! She was five or six at the time. I think the question was do you like boys? ........... and then there was a pause......... and then she decided she wanted to use Harry and do a picture of the face she makes when boys are around.
This was my result when my niece came to visit! She was five or six at the time. I think the question was do you like boys? ........... and then there was a pause......... and then she decided she wanted to use Harry and do a picture of the face she makes when boys are around.
genial!
Wow NA, that's an awesome picture! You should save that for her for when she gets older.
The 5 year old I was with kept having the extra window come up when she tried to change the body poses so she settled for the scales. This 5 year old goes around saying "I don't like boys!" all the time.
The 5 year old I was with kept having the extra window come up when she tried to change the body poses so she settled for the scales. This 5 year old goes around saying "I don't like boys!" all the time.
It took quite a bit of trial and error and coaxing I will tell you for it to look this good.
Is it an age phase thing for them to not like the opposite sex?
She kept playing with the head controls on Harry and the scaling. We didn't have the extra window come up that often though, but it did on occasion when working with the body. There were some with giant bunny ears, some with crossed eyes, broken necks, and tiny noses RLOF ! We would save the scene when she was finished with one and then move on to the next. She finally settled on this one to render lol............ very long ................ tongue scale. There were several more with comically exaggerated faces, but she felt this one was the best out of them. So, I encouraged her to put a background with it using paint and a few cloud images I had from some Vue renders.
RLOF!! Well, I didn't help all that much just showed here where things were and such, but she was on the laptop doing it in the car from the car seat and I was riding next to her.
I think they both are future artist in the making and maybe this is the spark that lights the flame for them.
Awe!! ........ you are too kind!! Thank you!! and right back at you !!
I think your watercolor avatar is very cute!!
I think your watercolor avatar is very cute!!