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Show Us Your Dawn Renders!
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Hornet3d
Wise
Oh definitely make the visit. He'll appreciate she's there, even if he's not conscious yet.
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Hornet3d
Wise
Thanks!
Your image gives me a cool Star Trek vibe sort of the Dawn version of Seven of Nine! Nicely put together and thought out image.
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Based on the song?
Yep! You got it!
I think she has feather mites, she may want to get that looked at. *wink*
Very cool picture!
Hornet3d
Wise
I like it, has impact.
Hornet3d
Wise
Unlike most gate keepers she seems awfully keen on people entering the gate. As usual great render with a stunning character.
The trick is will they like it when they get in i.e. look at the background through the gate
Jon
Hornet3d
Wise
The trick is will they like it when they get in i.e. look at the background through the gate
Jon
Yep saw that, not what I would regard as inviting but she is.
Thank you! I had a lot of fun with the mane and tail.
Me195
Extraordinary
Excellent render phdubrov. It looks fantastic and shows me what to shoot for in Superfly.
Looks great Ken. Your characters are always imaginative, interesting, and never boring. I love the blending of realism and fantasy in your Superfly renders.
I love your sci-fi renders. Storytelling like this is the reason I started using poser in the first place. I like every part of this render from the well constructed scene to the small details in the pose work and facial expressions that convey your story well.
Lovely render NapalmArsenal. You've definitely captured the spirit of valentine's day. I admire your artistic ability and talent.
Wonderful render Dakorillon. After seeing it in your I render I can see how the pony she named wildfire busted down it's stall. I thought this render was powerfully emotional before I understood the inspiration. Now that I know the song I'm even more thoroughly impressed with how you captured the feeling of that song in a single image.
Great work Hornet, Napalm, Dak
another quick one by me, this time in Superfly.
Call it Gatekeeper..
Cheers
Jon
I can't tell if she's telling me to go ahead on in, or go ahead and try to go in. I just don't want to make her mad. That's an outstanding render you got there. I really like how you've made dawn your own. I also think the wings of despair look good on dawn. Very creative as usual.
Hornet3d
Wise
Thanks for the feedback. The scene in question in Level 1 by shawnaloroc (I am a real sucker when it comes to glowing display units) so I take no credit for that. The same can be said for the pilot suit which is from Simon3D (although I did tweak the materials in this case), so it could be just a case of plonking Dawn in the scene and pressing the render button. I think it took me about three hours from start to finish and the biggest part of that trying to use Dawn to the full. For me the big plus in using Dawn is that there are so many morphs available to get the expression just right and I can spend vast amounts of time tweaking the expression dials by the smallest of amounts. Whether I succeed in getting the expression I want is another matter but I do know the expression can add so much to a render. Just raising one eyebrow can change an expression markedly and the difference between a look of rage and one of sexuality or sweetness is only a wheel tweak away where Dawn is concerned.
Close to the expression I think is the hand gestures, a Dawn with a relaxed hand playing with her hair adds to an expression of indecision or nervousness. Which moves on the another plus with Dawn as the hands work so well so Dawn can be shown gripping a rail if one is close or selecting an area on a touch screen. I even love the was Dawn's feet are set up so a figure can be shown with open toe foot ware without the toes either hanging off one side or some being buried in the sole of the shoe.
All of this makes me a 2d chef rather than an artist, I take the ingredients made by others and try and come up with a picture I have in my head. Thankfully there are some great sci-fi scenes that allow me to use a stunning, and flexible, Poser/DS figure to, hopefully, portray an emotion or create one in the viewer. If I fail, who looses, certainly not me, I'm having great fun.