What is this Contraption (please read) by eekdog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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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)
Great steampunk image!
A very old-fashioned device which always has its charm!!!!!!!👍😀Great job Steve 5️⃣⭐️👏🖐
Awesome image Steve!! I likey!! 'lol'!!
Clearly a MKIII Watchamacallit with the optional Thingymajig module attached, silly question lol. Cool scene and intro.
very well.
It's a great picture you dedicated to your friend, your text is very moving, it's great Steve
This is fantastic work, and thanks for the heads up on OmniFX!
Oh my! These electronic gadgets reminds me of my youth when I was playing with electronic war surplus. So many things to examine, perfect combination of items into a stunning picture, steampunk style. I love it!
You are right; Ricks art rocks!
Fantastic work, again, eekdog :) I'll check out your friends work.
She need someone who understands from this! Good work.. 5+
All this image needs now is a set of jumper cables because she looks like she could open a steampunk repair shop. LOL good job on the render and keep up the good work. I read your comment and I too have been working with poser since then but took a ten year break back '08 and decided to go the daz studio route after.
A very nice dedication to your friend, Steve.
Cool work, Steve
Your Steampunk is always the best, Steve...a great dedi for your friend--will have a gander of his work right now :)
very cool
absolutely fine steampunk.
Great work done here!!
Excellent
Perfect!
How can you make such a great image on a smartphone ? I'm impressed.
No, not on smartphones creation. Done on desktop, xfer by smartphone since my desktop has no internet connection. Thanks.
Most impressive work!
It's wonderfully done!
Great colouring on this piece. It's quite obvious what the contraption is - I think? 😁 I'm going to have a look at your mentor's art in a moment. 😎
Awesome creation and fantastic decor !!!
Very cool scene.
superb steampunk scene, the colors are good with the theme
I saved your friends URL and I'll comment soon (he does fine work!). This image is real treat---love that machine...I'll tell you, as a musician who worked with mixing boards and tons of sound processors (EQ units, compressors, saturators, filters, etc), these look like gigantic sound processors! I mean monster sound processors, the kind we'd dream of. I imagine that wasn't what you had in mind, lol, but I can't help but think of those. ANyway, love the gizmos and knobs and meters, etc. And the general surrounding is a wonderful 19th C interior, with a huge vat and pipes and a black bird and telescope (or something like that...) And another terrific costume on your model, and I love the green-orange light. Love this image. The machines look like the controls of a Jules Verne space ship. Delightful.