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RELEASED HiveWire Mule Deer
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Bonnie2001
Extraordinary
Wow it looks so lifelike!
Absolutely lovely!
He's looking great, and I wish we could have him tomorrow!! And with the mat, he's really coming to life. The mat makes him look less like a horse and more like a deer. Without the mat, he still looks 'horsey' to me. The mat really clinches it. Not dogging the deer by any means. It's a marvelous creation. I just think the mats will make it come alive. The HW deer appears to be smiling from looking at your WIP's . I think deer (to me) have no real expressions. They seem focused and vigilant, and constantly chewing. But you and Laurie are more expert than I. This is just what I've observed in the few days I was camping in both places. They're massive and scary.
Is there any plan for a doe and fawn at some point?
Is this going to be a young buck since he looks small and a bit thin? From the big more mature bucks I've seen in Wyoming and Colorado they had huge bulky muscles in the front shoulders, chest, and hind quarters. They also had large thick 'barrel' shaped midsections. I thought their legs also look shorter and thicker than a horse. But was glassing from a distance.
Someone made a comment about making velvet for the antlers. Would be nice if possible. Hey, as long as I'm here bugging you, is there a chance since he has the basic shape, he could morph into a moose? He already has antlers and long ears. He needs longer legs and a bigger body. Would it be too hard to morph the deer antlers into moose ones? Might even have the possibility to make a moose cow and calf. Just throwing things out there since you have a general shape and it might be able to be squished around.
Is there any plan for a doe and fawn at some point?
Is this going to be a young buck since he looks small and a bit thin? From the big more mature bucks I've seen in Wyoming and Colorado they had huge bulky muscles in the front shoulders, chest, and hind quarters. They also had large thick 'barrel' shaped midsections. I thought their legs also look shorter and thicker than a horse. But was glassing from a distance.
Someone made a comment about making velvet for the antlers. Would be nice if possible. Hey, as long as I'm here bugging you, is there a chance since he has the basic shape, he could morph into a moose? He already has antlers and long ears. He needs longer legs and a bigger body. Would it be too hard to morph the deer antlers into moose ones? Might even have the possibility to make a moose cow and calf. Just throwing things out there since you have a general shape and it might be able to be squished around.
You can say that again.
Wow, it looks so lifelike!
He's looking great, and I wish we could have him tomorrow!! And with the mat, he's really coming to life. The mat makes him look less like a horse and more like a deer. Without the mat, he still looks 'horsey' to me. The mat really clinches it. Not dogging the deer by any means. It's a marvelous creation. I just think the mats will make it come alive. The HW deer appears to be smiling from looking at your WIP's . I think deer (to me) have no real expressions. They seem focused and vigilant, and constantly chewing. But you and Laurie are more expert than I. This is just what I've observed in the few days I was camping in both places. They're massive and scary.
Is there any plan for a doe and fawn at some point?
Is this going to be a young buck since he looks small and a bit thin? From the big more mature bucks I've seen in Wyoming and Colorado they had huge bulky muscles in the front shoulders, chest, and hind quarters. They also had large thick 'barrel' shaped midsections. I thought their legs also look shorter and thicker than a horse. But was glassing from a distance.
Someone made a comment about making velvet for the antlers. Would be nice if possible. Hey, as long as I'm here bugging you, is there a chance since he has the basic shape, he could morph into a moose? He already has antlers and long ears. He needs longer legs and a bigger body. Would it be too hard to morph the deer antlers into moose ones? Might even have the possibility to make a moose cow and calf. Just throwing things out there since you have a general shape and it might be able to be squished around.
You're funny.
Yes on Doe, Fawn, and Moose, and even more.
Also we have morphs for bodybulk, and legs bulk.
Yes on Velvet morphs too.
This model won't suck, I can guarantee it.
Smiling? Maybe, not sure, but it will be right, even as a morph from our Harry.
You sneaky devil! You already have a whole wildlife sanctuary waiting in the wings. Suck? Uh, no, not even a little bit. He and his morphed brothers and sisters rock.
I am under the same impression. I noticed this same thing in the HiveWire House Cat. I think in that case it is just the default expression, but it makes a lot of renders look a bit unnatural to me.
But ya know, I purposely added in mouth morphs for the corner, to be up, down, and forward. So folks can have ultimate control over the expressions. I also created morphs for shaping of mouth and muzzle and the like. So...
So just chill, right? You got it covered!
Ha, nice. Something like that.
I thought that was Ireland....and unicorns.....
In Australia we have
grey crocodiles and long neck geese
some humpy back camels
and ticks and fleas
some reds and sambars and fallows
that will calm all your fears
but we sure ain't got no mule deers
LOL you have kangaroos instead
Yes, I thought so. As I said, I think that is just the default expression. But I noticed quite a few "smiling cats" renders. So, I imagine that people often do not bother changing them. My real cats do not have that expression, so if it really is set as the default, for the next products I would humbly suggest not to make the smiling look the default. My 2 cents, of course...
And you also have sharks, crocs and crazy Irwin's who are starting another tv show where she's letting her kids feed wild animals (including crocs) by holding food in their lips and letting the animals come up and take it. Crikey, didn't they learn a lesson from the shocking and horrific death of their father? But I guess the show must go on (at any cost).
In Australia we have
grey crocodiles and long neck geese
some humpy back camels
and ticks and fleas
some reds and sambars and fallows
that will calm all your fears
but we sure ain't got no mule deer
Stezza
Dances with Bees
yep... if you go on holidays don't come down under unless you're prepared to die! 
Toddler attacked by huge snake on grandfather's porch
Toddler attacked by huge snake on grandfather's porch
OMG, If I lived there, I'd keep a super sharp machete on the porch where I could grab it real quick. Not a dull kitchen knife!!
Whatcha suppose made them wait so long to think about a knife? It seemed like it was the last resort for them. It would have been my first resort if it was eating the kid and was beginning to attack the grandpa.
Whatcha suppose made them wait so long to think about a knife? It seemed like it was the last resort for them. It would have been my first resort if it was eating the kid and was beginning to attack the grandpa.