Just Posing by Foo-Dog

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on Mar 14, 2007

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I saw a vodka ad on the back of a magazineand the more I looked at it the more convinced I became that it had been done in poser. Working on placing the fingers and feet correctly. any suggestions. Thanks

Comments (14)

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efron_241

4:26PM | Wed, 14 March 2007

poser is amazing indeed so is this image.. special it is !!

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delbeke

4:55PM | Wed, 14 March 2007

Beautifully done, excellent work

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Kartika

6:46PM | Wed, 14 March 2007

Pretty pin-up!

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RubyT

7:45PM | Wed, 14 March 2007

Very pretty posing! Fingers and feet can be tricky is so many poses.

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FUNJOKER

11:12PM | Wed, 14 March 2007

Very good...very cool ;)WOW WOW WOW

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huenersh

11:36PM | Wed, 14 March 2007

Great play of light and shadows, very well done!

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ollienorthie

8:01AM | Thu, 15 March 2007

I love it.

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Surama

8:18AM | Thu, 15 March 2007

Sexy!

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HauSiyoka

3:38PM | Thu, 15 March 2007

"WooHoo" great posing and light work!!!! Excellent Hugs... Tee

janedj

1:49AM | Sat, 17 March 2007

She looks so sexy!

Pauli

3:42PM | Mon, 19 March 2007

Lovely work ! The Pose is great and the background pretty well done !

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stukes

8:10AM | Tue, 27 March 2007

You wanted suggestions. OK, here goes. The left hand, although in a restful pose, is hanging in the air, not naturally resting on the thigh. Try using the left hand cam to manipulate the fingers instead of the main or posing cam. This will give you a much better view while manipulating. Also, as she is standing straight up on a flat surface with one leg bent, the leg that is straight is carrying her weight. Therefore her right ankle would appear more natural if it was straight and not twisted. Composition and positioning of your character is important in many ways. For example, if I was to choose to put this image in a frame, the characters head could be cut off. Be sure to have enough space around your subject since it is the main focus. This is quite often hard to remember but try to stay conscience of it before clicking render. I myself have made some of these same mistakes and have wanted to kick myself in the keester after posting it. BTW, georgeous character and lighting.

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