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Anyone an artist?
Wow, thank you for the high complement :) The painting was done in oils. First I roughly blocked in all other elements using a soft charcoal stick, then on to a monochromatic oil underpainting (also known as a grissaille), and then a slow build up to final image (or fat over lean) with a few...- Daimon
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- Forum: Daily Living
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Anyone an artist?
Still more a working artist than a paid one :p An old portrait I did and a recent (unfinished) sculpture ... my new passion.- Daimon
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- Forum: Daily Living
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Like Short Films? Well, I Made Some
Congratulations on your work. Were these shot on film or HD? Of the three, Someone stood out and reminded of Antonioni's Blow-Up where the protagonist happens on a corpse in a park only later discover it missing. Needless to say the photography is very well done and thank you for not adding...- Daimon
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- Forum: Daily Living
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The show your face/introduction thread
"I will admit-it; that I'm sort-of still wondering...." What is there to wonder? She's apologized several times - profusely - and personally to AnnMarie. I'll echoe Dromond's sentiment and "call it a wash and [to] start over." Needless to say, welcome Prettyfat!- Daimon
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Show Your Skill/Talent/Hobby Off! - BBW Only Please
wow thank you ladies. Should have been mindful though of the op's rules.- Daimon
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- Forum: BBW/FA Board
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The last movie you watched... and score out of ten - Part 2
Winter's Bone. A jewel of a film that takes place in the Ozarks about a young women seeking her father who's skipped bail despite having used their home as collateral. It's a dark, lyrical study of not only abject poverty, but of a young woman's courage against some really nasty characters...- Daimon
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- Forum: Forum Games
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Creep On the Loose
Nosferatu the Vampyre! One of my all time favorites. :)- Daimon
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- Forum: Daily Living
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For The Artists Amongst Us - Share Your Work!
I did this for a friend of mine in exchange for him modeling in another piece I have yet to finish. Took about three sittings to complete. Kevin- Daimon
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- Forum: Daily Living
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Post a Recent Photo of Your Pet **:o3 **:@)**~:>
Not to put a damper on this wonderful thread, but I would be remiss if I didn't honor our beloved Mahtu who passed away on the morning of News Year's Eve. His name has no meaning and was given to him by my deceased father-in-law. He was a 'hand-me-down' from my ex-wife and I had him for four...- Daimon
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- Forum: Daily Living
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Photography at the Memorial Bash!
Perhaps I missed the rules posted somewhere, but for the life of me, I don't understand what "too much" entails regarding art and/or art photography posted on Dimensions. The idea that Yossi, respected and vouched for by many in the community, cannot post his own art here seems silly, if not...- Daimon
- Post #53
- Forum: Event Discussion (Archive Only)
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question for 3D artists
I've been tinkering with Cinema 4D for over a year, but haven't had time to seriously study the program. It's suppose to be easy to learn, used often by illustrators. and can be used on Macs. I'd highly recommend a book by Tony Alley called 3D Modeling with Cinema 4D R9. It's a steep...- Daimon
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- Forum: Weighty Fine Arts
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Calling All Artists
These are all great and I imagine it took quite some time to complete. The third stands out because you really nailed the anatomy. Have you checked out Zbrush? I've seen some astonishing work using that app. CG is fascinating, and of course is only in its infancy. I've been tinkering...- Daimon
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- Forum: Weighty Fine Arts
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The Lovely Miss Toodles
To those who had trouble seeing the original images, I sincerely apologize, now that I understand why the images appeared darker on your monitors. Seems when I originally posted these, my monitor was set on a low resolution (832 X624), and I just recently set it to a higher res (1024 X768)...- Daimon
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- Forum: Weight Board
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The Lovely Miss Toodles
Actually I wanted them that dark, esp. the second. I'm just not comfortable altering them right now...sorry. Kevin- Daimon
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- Forum: Weight Board
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The Lovely Miss Toodles
Jill used this for one her avatars; It's cropped from a nude study we did, but she's adamant about not posting them here...damn. As many of you know, Jill's very shy, but I know she's delighted by your comments. Thanks. Kevin- Daimon
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- Forum: Weight Board
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The Lovely Miss Toodles
Took this photo of Jill several months ago. It's a little dark, moody, but a little different than the usual fare. Enjoy. Kevin- Daimon
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