Look and enjoy. PoserHobbit commission art.

This evolved (or devolved) in my brain as a spinoff of the project I was trying to do with FoxTrot3D to no avail. It involves 2 Supergirls that are taking care of bad guys aways from the public eye. They use an abandoned warehouse for this purpose and then destroy it and the evidence afterwards. Yes, there are a lot of little differences or errors between each image but the continuity point of it wasn't the issue. Please feel free to write up your own scenarios of how each image occurred. What happened leading up to it, describe the action currently going on, how does each one end?

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Click on the image to expand. These are about 40% the size of the originals. He is a great guy and easy to work with. $40 per piece. Takes about a week or so.

I think you pay a bit to much for a picture if with about the same money you got the pics you can buy the program and the "materials" which this supergirls was done

eavatar, was hoping the first reply would at least be a thank you for posting these or comments about what should come next or even a short story but this is the internet after all.

I would love to create these types of images in my spare time. Two issues impede me:

1. Time
2. Talent

I have investigated Poser and Daz3D in the past and found them to have steep learning curves if you expect to produce quality stuff. Nobody is selling a Supergirl costume that I have found for these programs like these. Be my guest and prove me wrong please. And I mean that sincerely. I'd love to monkey around with these programs but after all the purchases you have to make to have a decent palette of models, materials, and clothing you are well into bigger dollars.

Great, 154 views and the only response is a complaint that I paid too much. :cry:

A lot of people are here to interact, comment, praise, critique, and SHARE.

I'm bummed.

Well, I didn't comment because I personally don't quite grok Poser art. But these are good pieces, and I always appreciate you and everyone else sharing things.