What is this Contraption (please read) by eekdog
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Thank you for your time and valued comments on my work my friends. They mean alot.
Note:
I got into poser with poser 4 about 2007,my first computer I had was in 2001 two months before 9/11... a very long time friend of mine here in Colorado I've known since 1967 was the one who got me into computers, then Bryce software then poser 4. His name is Rick.
Was tough learning it since when I had V3 and no morph package so did not know what to do on doing poses and getting body and head to look like the characters I had at the time. I eventually found Renderosity and things fell into place. Thank you Rendo!
Well anyway he's is a excellent artist and I've been trying to get him to join here and post. He joined awhile back and has never shared his work till now.
I ask that you visit his first image and maybe fave him and share comments. He taught me a bit and has mega talent in photoshop, light wave, reality etc. I only work photoshop and poser. He works with p11
Since I use a smartphone I can't link his gallery for you my friends. But below is his artist name here and maybe just do a artist search for it please.
OmniFx
Credits:
MDD Clarice by: Maddelirium
Pherenike Hair by: Mairy
Steampunk Outfit by: Daz
Background by: vyktohria on freebies
Comments (58)
Fantastic steampunk scene with so many details, great work, Steve!
Exellent done.
She's charming, and the decor and props are great, excellent steampunk image, Steve !
Excellent piece! I'll also check out this artist too!
excellent
Never gonna give you up... Never gonna let you down... sometimes you just gotta rickroll yourself because no one else will lol Have a wonderful week, my friend!
Cool dedication Steve!!!
Beautiful image and details Steve, love it!!!
Fabulous work on this awesome steampunk scene Steve, i love it. I have send you a self made background to use it....I hope you like it my friend.
Fantastic work!
Cool render
cool like it
What a wonderful way to thank someone who "explained the contraption" Poser. Well thought through.
Awesome creation !!
Great scene, Steve!
A fantastic dedication. This is how we all started; the feeling of utter confusion on how things work... so many buttons and switches. I'm glad you stuck with it, Steve, your art is amazing now. I love your steampunk work. Your friend's post is fantastic, too, thanks for the heads up!
Cool image, great contraption!
Will search and follow your friend/mentor .. nice image as well :)
Tim N
An excellent idea for exemplify this feeling of discovering computer programs and digital art !! An excellent Steampunk scene and a nice way to introduce your friend's art ! Great work as always, Steve !
Great image! Wonderful work! Your friend's work is fantastic, also!
Fine image.
I just streamed a very Steampunkish movie last night called "Mortal Engines" really liked it, way way better than that "Wild Wild West" with the "Fresh Prince".
BTW don't think you can post links anymore anyway since they changed to a Java Editor
Wonderful dedication - beautiful work!
Steve, very nice work. I will go check him out
Looks like a Coms set from an AFV Steve, really well done sir.
The title rocks, I can imagine hearing the character asking it.
very nice render and dedi for your friend
That particular contraption looks like it was pulled out of time from the 1930s. It may be trouble for the Victorian Era.
Great dedi for your friend Rick. Surprised he hasn't posted to Rendo sooner, but better later than never! Looking forward to what he has up next.
Need to add that you have an impressive font library, Steve.
Great looking steampunk image you've created here, Steve! Love all that old gear, and of course your lady is gorgeous! Awesome work as always!
I stopped by Rick's gallery, and saw his Avatar inspired art - most impressive indeed! Left him a comment, and he's now on my follow list. Good to see new talent!
Love the SpectralPhantasmagoriphone there... find those steampunk spookies and make 'em talk! and looking for your friend too