RIAA Courtesy Squad by zap326
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)
Courtesy Squad"
Created: February 2004
Created with:
* Native POSER 4 characters rendered in POSER v4.03
(no postwork on the character(s) render.)
* Background & titles composited in with Photoshop.
About:
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Imagine there's a loud knock on your door and you open it to find these guys paying you a courtesy visit from the RIAA...
From my notes for this little project of February 2004:
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Would you believe that these guys are just a single character I made up from POSER 4.03's default "Poser 2 Business Man" character model? :-)
I can't remember if I used the lo or high version of the Poser 2 Business Man.
Project created just from fooling around in POSER whilst bored. (seems like I get bored a lot eh? ;-)
I don't remember having used the old POSER figures before this in a prominent position, so here they are now.
Z.

Comments (6)
INTERESANTE TRABAJO.
this may be a stupid question, but am I to infer that these execs are "dickheads"? :)
Well, since they prosecuted a 12 year old girl earlier this year, YEAH!
Great image!!!
To cagewench.......congratulations. - You win a brass ring. - Please pay all royalties or penalties (whichever apply) as you leave this crazy roundabout. ;-)
Maybe if these dimwits (the RIAA)put out some good product, people would actually buy it instead of getting it for free. But when you continue to produce crap, never expect people to shell out some cash when they can take it for nothing. I won't even get into the fact that these "dickheads" make obscene amounts of money off the artists (who's salaries/take we do hear about...but not the execs...???) then complain that they aren't making enough because people are "stealing" the music. Gee, I guess everyone who has recorded music off the radio wasn't stealing it...yawn.