Stuck is exactly what it is , well my dream keeping me going .. a little farm , I would be finally freeSo sorry to hear you are stuck in the city during this covid hell! I would go crazy if I didn't have my little farm and the horses. I really hope once this clears up you can move to the country! I did live in New York CIty for 8 years when I was younger and I loved it but I was ready to move back to the country after that
From what I've been told by someone who bought a farm...freedom is not exactly all that's involved! A lot of work!
To live in the campagne is awesome. Sure it has also negative sites, but more positive. When we moved from Paris away a while ago, I was relieved and never looked back. Today we live in the Mountains, 700 meter high in a small village with 400 people ( roughly) .Never feel so relaxed and free.
I am not about to be a serious commercial Farmer , just little off grid "farm" my own little retirement oasis to connect back with the nature. Free from crazy people on the streets, concrete and bricks. Work is good, keeps you alive .
That's beautiful , I was living 100 km from Paris , I was often in the areas in the 90s, so beautiful times. Many people don't know but living in the city you need constantly looking your back especially here , it's no safe, and after the pandemic even worse, the mental health declines , too many desperate people. NYC is right now a death city that stand still , like from an apocalyptic movie. It's scaryTo live in the campagne is awesome. Sure it has also negative sites, but more positive. When we moved from Paris away a while ago, I was relieved and never looked back. Today we live in the Mountains, 700 meter high in a small village with 400 people ( roughly) .Never feel so relaxed and free.
Wish you luck
We had everything to do that last year, but then March killed it, jobs was lost , all savings went for living pushing us back from our little dream.
Thank you Laurie, Vermont is on our list ! My hubby's first choiceI am so sorry, Cath! But I have hope your dream will come true and sooner rather than later! (Vermont is a nice place for a little farm! I grew up there
Hugs! And hang in there!
Today this once beautiful city rotten to the ground. Dirty, filthy , dangerous , ruled by thugs.
, but alone I would be not able to manage it and my husband has a very stressful job . So no help.
Thank you, yes I am trying to keep it real, based on a real references and not just what is trending for the main characters of the series .So far I am absolutely loving your sculpt works here! The diversity would be wonderful to have! I am forever clawing it out of our figures when I do my own renders. Not being very good in a modeling program yet, though, I can only do just so much inside of DS/Poser with the tools in those programs.
These are just beautiful. I can't wait!
Gosh, you sound exactly like me there. I've taken to calling it "trapped urban," LOL.
A little family homestead somewhere away from all the blasted concrete and highways would be wonderful. We're working towards that ourselves, too. Half my childhood was spent up in the Cascades over in WA State and the other half was in the western NY/Buffalo region up near the Canadian border. So mountains are kind of just in my blood. My grandparents had a small local farm/homestead there. That's where I learned how to ride, too, though I've never been able to ride with anything more than a blanket. I'm just a tack-less type and always have been.
Anyway. Really looking forward to what you do with these! I love the fact that they're properly based on regional characteristics instead of Hollywood-ized stereotypes. Thank you for that!
That's beautiful to hear, I was messing around on the east side of France , I loved the little towns and police uniforms lolToday this once beautiful city rotten to the ground. Dirty, filthy , dangerous , ruled by thugs.
My mother in Law , still lives in Paris , the 16e arrondissement, but this area is already too decaying.
When we move away from there, to the Vosges at first, it was like a big stone get removed from my chest.
Nature around me , magical forests and places. We was hiking there a lot.
Than we move to Sully/Loire , or Saint Benoit sur Loire , a little village in the farmlands .Dreamy , we even don't had to lock our doors when we go for shopping. I enjoyed so much the time there. Now we had to move here in the Jura. So beautiful. Surrounded by nature , this is like recharging your battery. I have no farm, even if I would like to have one, animals are my big love
But my garden is enough. Growing herbs, flowers , I love this and during the warm seasons I spent most of my time there.
I really wish for you that you can move on a place where your heart belongs and find peace. Cross all the fingers for you.
Yes , I will make Asian, West African, North African (Egypt), Caucasian and Latino(a) for now for the bases , once I have it I can make different variations since all main characters are based on a real 3d humans scans , same for Dusk 2 when I am done with this first. So for now simple base character with regional matching clothing , so everyone can find what they looking for the start. It would be easier to redone real form human into fantasy model than fantasy model into a real human form. Dawn 2.0 legs are slightly longer than average female, but that is not big deal, long legs was never an issue. The rest failed into the right proportions.Those look magnifique . She reminds me of my best friend during my time as student. Cant wait to get her
Any plans for Asia characters? I am a huge fan of Asia stuff, Kawai and Anime , real character. This is why I begin to learn morphing /sculpting characters because Poser has no one really cute Asia character. Except from Tempesta.
Cool!Thank you Laurie, Vermont is on our list ! My hubby's first choice
Hugs back !
This sounds very good. I have sketched out a few outfits in Anime/Manga/Kawai style , for now I will them modeling around DawnSR , but it is no issue, I can refit it later. So your characters are more than welcome
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