To you.... good day,
I'm Steve McKim, a self taught graphic artist who started out to improve graphics available to the Masonic Fraternity using Painter 1.0 if I remember correctly..... and then 3D entered my world. I started with Poser, loved the results....disliked the slow rendering process.... came across DAZ Studio.... and that is where I've made my niche since. During the daylight hours I'm an Assembly Technician building 1500 to 4000 hp diesel and gas engines here at the Caterpillar Plant in Lafayette, Indiana. After crankin wrenches, reading blueprints and rattlin' my wee brain loose with impact tools?.....creating art on me computer is a nice way to wind down.... now my wife may have a different description of my idle time... but?... ahh... she loves me and I her with all my heart. Grew up on a farm, graduated in the top ten percent of my high school class, attended Purdue University taking Electrical Engineering, concrete laborer, machine operator, welder, truck driver, hod carrier, carpenter, play'd violin, been in auto and truck parts sales (sales and management), distibutor for MAC Tools for a time, been with Caterpillar for the last 17 years.... life has been good! Joined the Masonic Fraternity in 1980, knighted a Knights Templar in 1998 and knighted a Prince of the White Rose in 2005. Now?.... work, art and ride my harley.... when I'm not snuggling my beautiful Lady (wife of 38 yrs).
For now... I bid thee adieu,
Stephen A. McKim, PM aka The Masonic Knight
Comments (6)
dr_bernie
Very nice!
Cyve
WOW... Fantastic character and very great posing... Marvelous scene also. It's an awesome image my friend !!!
twingo
Great looking lady and scene.
giulband
Very very fine and well done image !!!!
62guy
A lovely lady yes, but the render of archery has the arrow on the wrong side of the bow which she is gripping incorrectly (the thumb should be around the body of the bow) and the arrow should be above all of her hand. No wonder the deer isn't afraid!!
Tabian13
Traditional Japanese archers loose their arrows on the thumb side of the bow but why a Scot like me should know that beats the hell out o'me...Still a fantastic scene, the spotlight works well in the night time forest. If I was you I'd let your arrow fly back the ways and we can all have venison for supper... FAB image...