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NEW WoD Art Gallery

Postby Bayn on Wed Mar 10, 2004 3:21 am

Y'all will probably get tired of this sort of thing, but I removed the old WoD art galleries I had and put up a single one that has the better ones from the previous two PLUS new pictures!!
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http://www.saltcom.net/wodart

NOTE: Some of the images are good sized, be patient.
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Postby simon on Wed Mar 10, 2004 3:43 am

grrr, what program(s) did you use to do that, and how long did it take per pic.... that would be good info to go with each pic just a thought
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Postby Kronos Leir on Wed Mar 10, 2004 4:43 am

Ya I would love to know what program you used.
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Postby dione on Wed Mar 10, 2004 5:12 am

:D Awesome work i feel honored to have a picture of Meg done with your fine talents. :wuggle:
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Postby Ehran on Wed Mar 10, 2004 7:04 am

the guy in the kill dragon pic sorta reminds me of Ehran only E's not such a weedy little guy :roll:

seriously bayn how long does it take you to make one of those up? the detail in those is quite impressive.
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Postby Bayn on Wed Mar 10, 2004 12:32 pm

I generally use Poser 5 to do the images although I'm learning Maya as well.

As to the amount of time it takes, it varies. I generally don't quite know what it going to happen when I start one, it just kind of completes itself.

Since I've been improving in my Poser skills through constant usage, the time frame for most is reduced to just a few hours.

It would be less but I tend to adjust the character or scene, render, adjust again, change lighting, change poses, change background, change this and that, render again, etc.

The actual rendering time is lengthy sometimes but not nearly as lengthy as it was in the past since I recently purchased a new computer. The old one was a 1 ghz Athlon with 700mb RAM. The new one is 3 ghz Intel P4 with 1.5 gb RAM. ;) That helps.

Sometimes I have someone specific or something specific I want to make. Those take longer. I've spent most of a day on certain images because I wanted them just so!
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Postby simon on Wed Mar 10, 2004 4:36 pm

good deal man, you should have stuck with AMD though :D

Ive used maya in the past, in the next few months i hope to hunker down with 3d max 6 and see what i come up with, i need a refresher though and of course more ram, 256mb won't be cutting it :shock:
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