Hey Boys! by Faemike55
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Lookin' for some Electro-mechanical action? Evo from Daz has just joined the party and Chomper and Droid are wondering what to do next - it defies logic, really....
Gotta figure out where my 4s went to in my runtime. in the meantime, I'm seeing how long it takes each render to complete as I add another character. To answer a question, All three are from Daz and come with the 4.9 package
Comments (35)
Great posing, and Evo looks great with that color scheme!
great work
Well Helllloooo
She definitely is Eye-Candy @
Love the previous comments-- not much to add-- really looking forward to watch what unfolds with this party of three.
Mike it sounds like this is all new to you--- if it is or not you are doing a fantastic job.
You caught on to Terregan very quickly, your work is very impressive .
Keep up the great work and it will be a pleasure to see what you come up with.
once more, I don't know the terminology of your description, but I know you're experimenting; and adding a new character, I assume, changes the game plan and takes more planning and time. I love Evo's colors and pose, and how her hues contrast heavily with the whites, blues and blacks of the other two. And their quiet robot greeting (though they're probably very happy she arrived!). She's posed like a 1950's model. And there are really complex reflections on her. I'm gonna sound like a dunce, but I never realized how much data goes into a simple surface in 3D; I love the complex patterns reflected on her. Another delightful piece.
(Awright, here's a late 50s/early 60s pose of the same type as Evo: It's Mike Nichols and Elaine May---an album cover---and May has that happy-go-lucky 'leap' of a 1950s female model. Funny too, because she was anything but that---she was a sharp, sometimes scathing comic, and ahead of her time. ((And their routines are very funny today.)) Here's the link: https://peopleandchairs.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/mike-nichols-elaine-may-an-evening-with-510726.jpg?w=922)