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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:36 am Post subject: my mayfly -- my new online Poser comic
Hey All!
Perhaps some of You were wondering if I'm still alive. I am, it's been a tough half a year, full of work and studies, but generally productive and quite lucrative...
I've started a new comic project, a completelly different story.
my mayfly
And here's a livejournal, devoted entirely to this comic: my mayfly journal
You are welcomed to visit the journal and drop a line about the comic, your suggestions and expectations. Questions will be answered, I promise.
Plus, the issue 7 of the Wind Weaver has been started: just three pages so far, but I'll get down to it.[/url]
Hey! I plan to have this story updated once a month with a whole chapter (we'll see how it'll work out) and less focused on a pure action, more on plot and characters... _________________ ----
battle not with monsters
lest ye become a monster
and if you gaze into the abyss
the abyss gazes into you
Joined: Jun 28, 2004 Posts: 190 Location: between here and insanity
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 11:28 am Post subject:
Really amazing work Ariah. I just read through the chapter and I'm blown away. Great layout, renders, characters.. the whole thing is very solid.
Though I do have one technical question: between pages 25 and 26 Nate seems to change somehow. The hair is definitely different, but there's something else that changes that I can't quite put my finger on, I think. Just curious what inspired the change in the hair if nothing else. _________________ "Flash, quit heckling the supervillain!" - Green Lantern
The Ether Forge: http://www.stkp.com/POSER/
As for the hair (and overall change in nate, as true, I did some morph-over of the character)... I was looking for a perfect hair that would not render ages. The hair used previously was looking pretty good, had the 'messy' quality, but was rendering awfully slow and generally whan i had it loaded in the scene, the number of polygons was slowing down Poser.
The hair I use currently may stay for a while, though i found a new one, better, recently on DAZ. But I think I'll let Nate sport the new hair for a chapter or two... Or have a change, but justified in the line of dialogue (I even have one of the characters - a new one, red-haired, freckled guy named Brandon, Nate's childhood friend - say something like: "You changed your hair? You're seeing Maeve again or something?") _________________ ----
battle not with monsters
lest ye become a monster
and if you gaze into the abyss
the abyss gazes into you
Thank You!
Btw, the Poseguide looks beautifully. Oh dear, i really have been out for too long, now have I? I missed on so many great things. _________________ ----
battle not with monsters
lest ye become a monster
and if you gaze into the abyss
the abyss gazes into you
Hello Ariah
If you live in Poland your English is very good. You put your pages together in a modern stylish way.
There is strand based hair in poser that takes hours to render even if you have a fast computer.
Can I say that I'd like more excitement in your comics and more beautiful girls.
If you look at DC comics, they start with someone crashing out of a building, a fight scene, death, mayhem, destruction! You need to grab the readers attention so they are really hanging out for the next scene.
You're a girl so that might not be your thing. But your artwork is beautiful! _________________ "Great Scott...!"
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