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SKYLAB CHAT
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skylab
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...and more nice western art work.
skylab
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Finding some really nice stuff...and if I take in a bunch of images like this, even if it's an unfamiliar subject, I start to get the "feel" of how to go about creating the poses.
Here's some western sculpture, under the artwork link...but had to tease Terre with the image on this page
Here's some western sculpture, under the artwork link...but had to tease Terre with the image on this page
That is a fantastic image.Here's some western sculpture, under the artwork link...but had to tease Terre with the image on this page
skylab
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Beautiful colors in this "white" horse...very nice work. Click the image to see larger version.
Terre
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They used to use 50 gallon barrels in the old days. Probably use less damaging things in case they get hit nowadays. Safety rules and such.
No blizzard (at least not yet) but those rain drops are COLD! Come to think of it "warm rain" is an oxymoron to me. Probably due to never having live at a low elevation since I was 7.
No blizzard (at least not yet) but those rain drops are COLD! Come to think of it "warm rain" is an oxymoron to me. Probably due to never having live at a low elevation since I was 7.
Beautiful. In fact, all of the images in that group are nice.
Terre
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*snicker* Well, mammoth and wooly rino perhaps.Finding some really nice stuff...and if I take in a bunch of images like this, even if it's an unfamiliar subject, I start to get the "feel" of how to go about creating the poses.
Here's some western sculpture, under the artwork link...but had to tease Terre with the image on this page
Good question Sky. I'm not sure.
OK, just checked, and Dusk's Kneeling 02 worked on DawnSE, though her right arm doesn't quite rest on her raised right knee, and her left hand isn't quite resting on her left thigh. Close enough to tweak though.
That said, not sure about other vendor poses. These are the Everyday Poses that came with Dusk.
skylab
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So, look out tonight if the temps drop...that cold rain could turn to something else.
Was asking about the poses since I'd already gotten a scene set up to begin a moderate turn...nothing extreme...with Dusk...wondered if I could use it later to get Dawn set up. I don't even know if I've got appropriate clothing...she's been invited to the rodeo and doesn't have a thing to wear....ho-hmmmm
Was asking about the poses since I'd already gotten a scene set up to begin a moderate turn...nothing extreme...with Dusk...wondered if I could use it later to get Dawn set up. I don't even know if I've got appropriate clothing...she's been invited to the rodeo and doesn't have a thing to wear....ho-hmmmm
~GASP~ Absolutely shameful!!
skylab
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One thing I'm finding difficult to get around...not impossible, just slightly difficult...Harry has these slender, stylized legs...but western rodeo horses are stocky and muscular. I could adjust Harry on my end, but if the user is applying the poses to the default Harry, there could be a significant difference, like accounting for how the saddle fits or the distance of Dusk's legs from the body. I'm beginning to see what Suro use to mention, about the build of certain horses...for the artwork to be authentic, it really does matter...but for pose creation, I'm sorta locked into a narrow path with the default. Same with facial expressions....if I go all out and create characters and facial expressions, then the user will have to have morph packs in order to apply them. Feels like a constraint that I'd like to break out of one of these days....oh well, just thinking out loud.