It's wonderful! Especially the way you cut the collar, very fashionable. Love your dial spinning with the faces! You have a real knack for it.

You say the nicest things Connie :). Apollo's own geometry hits at this style of shirt anyway (at least I think). With my next shirt, the collar will be similar but higher up the neck again. I might even use magnets to bend them outwards slightly. Part sci-fi, part goth.

Kinda sorta has the look of one of Drakes shirts from Blade Trinity. Very nice Claw - you amaze me time and time again. Very exciting to think I too might eventually get Apollo dressed : p

Nice!!!!!

This came out well. Good job, the cloth room seemst to be great for that. An intresting face as well, great job.

Thanks guys. It sounds much more complicated in writing, but in practice it's incredibly simple...even for me! :)

good job - looks very professional - and your faces are some of the most original on the forums. Keep up the good work.

Thank you bluetoad!

I've tried to follow tutorials for this technique in P6 and failed miserably, apparently its beyond my brain capacity! Good job here!

Well done! This is a really impressive result. The grouping tool gave me so much grief in P6 I did my best to avoid it when possible. Either I learned something meanwhile or P7 is better - I have some success now, so I may try your method. My main concern about poser cloth modifications was that the edges would look jugged, following the triangles of the mesh, rather than a straight line.Hard to see from this image, but how did this aspect work?

Very well done.Impressive work.

Really well done, in all aspects. His slightly blue eyes in a black & white image is a fantastic detail. The shirt looks excellent! It fits really well.

Wow impressive

Thanks everyone. To answer your question Artpearl. Unforunately this will still be the case. Unless you're following a nice curve in geometry, you'll still get some pretty horrible jaggies. With this shirt I simply exploited some already existing shapes in Apollo's design. A possible sollution to this would be cutting as close to your perfect line as you can, and using a trans map to clean the jaggies. I haven't tried this myself, but the theory is sound...at least I think it is (what would I know? :P).

wow sounds like a great tutorial...You have Vision Imagination Creativity and Excllence 5+ you friend VICE.

don't know if you've ever seen my BONDAGE character, he's been running around nude because he's a clone... it's time in the story to where he needs clothes... I have an Idea similar to this one. I want the v neck to go down almost to the belly button, and then since his name is BONDAGE, I want to hang chains as the buttons.... I don't know any video tutorials on how to do this... any ideas? please site mail me... shirt and characterr in this look great.