we left a chair open for our creator Joanna by Richardphotos
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I only knew Jo from site mails here/emails and through her awesome products. her products are among the echelon and her heart also
this took longer because Poser kept crashing after the sixth V4. I started saving each time I made any change. with 2014 poser I done a render with 16-18 V4's without crashing
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Comments (29)
of all the tributes that I've seen so far, this one has brought tears to my eyes. this is a very powerful and heart-felt tribute to Jo.
My thoughts and prayers are for her families
This news is very sad to hear - such a great tribute and dedication.
Very sad day an icon has left this place hopefully in a better place I think we all feel the pain
Love your tribute
Absolutely a wonderful group of characters and fine poses !!!
Beautiful work and very moving tribute Richard.
Beautiful group of woman's. Excellent done!
A great cadre of characters. :D Some of my personal runtime favorites. I LOVE seeing people still work with V4, like me. Makes me feel less alone.
I've done a Daz 4.7 scene with twenty-nine V4's. MY COMPUTER HATED ME, LOL. (If curious, it's my latest gallery upload. Your render made me realize I had forgotten to upload it to my gallery back in January. Thanks for the reminder.)
I'm currently working on a scene with sixty-three M4's, but since the V4 scene mentioned above, friends in the Daz forums told me about the lower-rez versions of M and V4's. Even so, I had to export the ship and it's crew as a prop so I could load two ships into my scene. I'm hoping to upload that scene into my gallery next week or so.
Richard, this is a truly wonderfully done tribute for Jo (with the empty chair) - A lot of us gonna miss her a lot!
That is a fun option. Will it be a woman or a man?
This is a very good!
Wonderful tribute for a wonderful Lady,Richard*********
Fantastic and beautiful tribute!
WOW my friend... What an awesome tribute... It's absolutely FABULOUS !!!
awesome tribute,
Great tribute............sad loss
Very fine tribute,Richard. Wonderful multi-character scene.
A beautiful tribute, Richard.
Fabulous way to pay tribute to Joanna.
a lovely dedication !
A Wonderful Dedication to an Amazing Artist!!! Very Well Done!!!
This is so moving Richard. I am so shocked about her passing. Great work my friend!
Nice idea, cool composition
OUTSTANDING dedication Richard ! splendid and moving idea !!!
A most creative and wonderful concept in memorial of the incredible Jo.
WOOOOOW! This is just off the scale, Richard! An amazing tribute to an awesome artist and amazing lady! Her hair products are legend!
Wit 8 V4s and 8 of Jo's highly detailed hair figures, it's not surprising Poser choked a few times. I'm assuming you used PP-11, since you mentioned PP-2014 could handle a lot more figures. I think my record so far is 13 or 14 with PP-2014. I've never had much luck with PP-11 - and haven't had a lot of time to fiddle with it. I may try putting it on a different machine and see what happens..
Anyway, this is outstanding work, my friend!
Truly wonderful tribute to an equally wonderful woman, she was like the merchant foundation here at Rendo to me, will miss her!
Excellent work ! ! ! Great tribute ! ! !
fabulous tribute
Though a wonderful artist and beautiful soul has departed our realm, her creations will forever be a part of Renderosity and other graphics sites... past, present and future.
Thank you Joanna for this precious legacy and thank you Richard for this marvelous memorial.