Totally agree. Big pet peeve of mine. Unless you've paid thousands of dollars for braces, and/or had a dentist cap all your teeth so they're perfectly straight, flawless and white, then they will be perfect. But ppl in real life like the rest of us, even kids, have some sort of flaw.
I had more than one Flapper dress, and my mom was a Flapper back in the day, so it made sense to me to get it.
Oh how exciting that your mom was a flapper! Hope she has photos from back in those days. They would be a treasureI had more than one Flapper dress, and my mom was a Flapper back in the day, so it made sense to me to get it.
Oh that's fabulous! You're so lucky to have it! It conjures up so much from that era....bathtub gin, secret clubs, etc.Yes, the flapper dresses I have are for V4, though Satira's Clarette Rose Outfit for Dawn works as well.
Oh I have lots of photos of my mom from her youth somewhere in this house, and the headshot that appeared in one of the local newspapers announcing her marriage to my dad is very typical of that era. Sorry it's not a clearer image, but I took it with my cellphone last year, and then cleaned it up as best I could.
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I typically dislike hats, but there's just something so pretty about the cloche.Yes, the flapper dresses I have are for V4, though Satira's Clarette Rose Outfit for Dawn works as well.
Oh I have lots of photos of my mom from her youth somewhere in this house, and the headshot that appeared in one of the local newspapers announcing her marriage to my dad is very typical of that era. Sorry it's not a clearer image, but I took it with my cellphone last year, and then cleaned it up as best I could.
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I'd love to do that as well--Dawn and Dusk are both beautiful figures with the best rigging of any figure I've seen. The problem is that they need more morphs for the little details and asymmetries: without these it's very difficult to create the everyday sort of faces I make.
Yeah I can understand that, I ran into the same thing trying to do a bit of dial spinning myselfI'd love to do that as well--Dawn and Dusk are both beautiful figures with the best rigging of any figure I've seen. The problem is that they need more morphs for the little details and asymmetries: without these it's very difficult to create the everyday sort of faces I make.
I'd love to do that as well--Dawn and Dusk are both beautiful figures with the best rigging of any figure I've seen. The problem is that they need more morphs for the little details and asymmetries: without these it's very difficult to create the everyday sort of faces I make.
That's probably true. But even if I figured out how to morph a face without making it look like a giant spike (I jest--I occasionally use the morph brush to smooth out clothing, morphing and dynamic, to make it fit/fold better), I have no idea how to save or distribute that data.
That's probably true. But even if I figured out how to morph a face without making it look like a giant spike (I jest--I occasionally use the morph brush to smooth out clothing, morphing and dynamic, to make it fit/fold better), I have no idea how to save or distribute that data.
Thank you!!! I have a new toy to play with.
Thank you!!! I have a new toy to play with.
All thumbnails are now about triple the maximum size that you can see in Poser's tree view, but you can open "detail view" or a file browser to view them full size--should make seeing the details of the faces much easier. So far Mélange: Pour Femme and Mélange: Pour Homme are done; other sets will follow soon-ish. Next up will probably be Jazz Age Dames and Faces of Youth for K4.