A Puppet Comes To Life by tallpindo
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I downloaed the frame for this unicycle two years ago. It had no wheel or pedals and was just a still life. I wondered when I might get around to putting one of my spoked wheels on it. That is only a part of the story. I started with a stock crossed legs sitting pose with one foot clipped behind the other ankle. She looked very aloof in that pose with a crooked smile to match the Kozaburo assymmetric conforming hair. Then I tried autobalance with out attaching the unicyle to her hips as a parent. Whoa!!! Turn that off and recover and then check all the view directions to get her butt back on the seat. A few shots. All right let's be uncreative and put her feet on the pedals. Hmmmm! she has found something I had not yet seen.
Comments (11)
Well done - the cycling poses are difficult especially if your model hasn't had much experience on a uni cycle.
Excellent and creative work......!!!
Bravo Dale great work on the shadows and reflections
I am still learning Poser but I can appreciate the difficulty in posing and keeping things together on an even keel.there was a free unicycle on Rendo' long time ago
You did an awesome job on this!! Gorgeous work!!
I was expecting a supercharged Pinocchio when I saw the ebot land in my mail, so I'm very pleasantly surprised. I think I'll get reincarnated as a unicycle seat ... give that lopsided grin an extra twist to be sure. Great craftsmanship. Yep. Mike
Fantastic posing work , I cannot even imagine..wow..
Only you could repair,add to it and fix it all up to look super and great!! wow love it dale:
this is so cool looking . You did it just right too
Lovely character and her uni cycle..Fantastic work.
I am meeting the little ones with their parents at the nearby park as I go to walk each day around here. The tiny bicycle that my son had to buy in wood for my grandson is now available in many steel with steel spokes forms now. The kids still want to go out on the grass "for freedom" is my interpretation. I told one parent yesterday to wait until he buys a slightly bigger one with pedals and training wheels and they find out the rear wheel just slips and spins unless the training wheels can be removed!! Real tears! Anger! and mommy will replace you and get a big skate board with a brake and ... hills is all the power needed. But don't forget the brake??!! ...