I'm just Molly. Mrs. Mike was my ID for many years when I modeled for my deviant husband, Mike B. It was Mike that introduced me to Poser.
I have modeled in real life a bit. My introduction to 3d imaging was through making pictures of my adventures in Second Life and over the10 years I've been learning Poser and making Poser pictures. In real life, I am a near completely retired health care professional and a full time grandma. In my digital life I am a Second Life heroine, a Second Life villainess and here and at Deviant Art I'm a budding 3D artist.
My next big project is to learn Blender.
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Comments (5)
PhthaloBlue
Very well done!
MollyFootman
Thank you! I've been enjoying creating Laura Lightspeed and now I'm working out some supporting characters and scenes. I appreciate your kind encouragement! <3
Molly
SIGASIGA
I'm far from your world, but I always enjoy discovering things because I'm curious. I never tire of appreciating your work.
MollyFootman
Thank you for such a lovely comment and encouragement. I very much appreciate it! <3
Molly
jdwtrxk
Pure Molly :)
Always good to see some space opera from the queen of old school. This crew might work out well with Laura,
MollyFootman
Thanks for the encouragement, JD. This sort of thing ruled TV and movie Sci Fi when I was a little girl. My main update to it the heroic role I give my space girls. As I recall, the strong women in early Sci Fi were usually depicted as evil and the good girls played subservient roles to the brave space men. I'm equal opportunity for virtue and evil! XD
Molly
jdwtrxk
I'm with ya there. strong female characters can be quite compelling if they are well created and not vicarious mouthpieces for current sociopolitical nonsense.
MollyFootman
Of course, my idea of a strong female character isn't necessarily politically correct or "feminist". I just like to see my girls giving and getting as good as the guys. I used to imagine myself as the "hero" in the old TV programs like Rocky Jones, Captain Z-Ro, Commando Cody and Tom Corbett; the girls on those shows were not so heroic, needing to be rescued all the time so I imagined female versions of the main characters. Still doing that today... XD
Molly
jdwtrxk
And don't stop....