I AM THE LIZARD KING!!!!

[maximkovalenko]

I have just got done completely redoing every comic from 6-18-2004 to 6-28-2004 ...in 5 hours.


I rule.
http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic_id=4

The link above is where the new ones start.  You can expect more of these coming as I go through most of the back archives.  First stop is unifying the charcter look of Ian throughout the comic...that means every comic he is in up till Requiem 195 is gonna get a makeover.  There are other mistakes that I will be fixing along the way as well, but unifying these comics will go a long way to what I want to achieve.

Along the way I plan on doing something about how the comic looks so damn dark in a lot of places.

I know that a lot of it is set at night and such...but I would at least like them to be visible.


At any rate...keep watching this channel..more of them are on the way.:)  Lemme know what you think

Comments

[gomichan.livejournal.com]

That sounds like a really bug-prone way to do hair. I noticed that hair was the area where the figures were most prone to look wonky. After I first noticed the 'hair plugs' I kept checking out their hair to try to figure out how you do it.

Do you have to download hairstyles, or can you create your own? I particularly liked the shaggy thing you did on the Celtic god fellow -- his name unfortunately escapes me at the moment, but his haircut conveys a lot of personality. :D

[maximkovalenko.livejournal.com]

Hair styles are a mixture of downloads and grow my owns...the thing is that any hair that is truly strand based within Poser is stuck ith the bug prone method. Darnell Wallace has had problems with it a few times...Theresa Quinlan has had it too more than once, as had Targeter. Most of the time it is fine so long as you don't deviate to far with the shape of the skull. That's when you really start noticing it especially when you are using a figure from one manufacturer with a hair from another (Darnell Wallace is such a mixture...sometimes the sides of his head show way to much scalp)...Ian is another cross breed (Hair from one company, with a figure totally from another,


Iovantucarus (Mr. Shaggy) came out really lucky...he was my first experiment in growing hair using the strand based lab built into Poser 6. The lab setup is based off of lenght, root size, tip size...just about every conceivable thing that I can think of that make up the attributes of what we call Hair. It works...but it truly maddening.