Thanks. I'll let you know if I have any problems exporting to Pov... :)

-Nekar

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Nekar Xenos nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2007/10/20 03:45:
> I am busy with artwork on a jazz theme. The idea is to illustrate an 
> instrumental "duel" where one musician plays a short pice and the other one 
> echoe's the first one and so on.
> 
> Jazz-Duel.jpg was the first idea but it has evolved into Jazz-City.jpg so I 
> think this will be two artworks in the end. The first one has a more 
> abstract atmosphere where the second is of street musicians.
> 
> I am thinking of throwing in a couple of dustbins in the background and 
> Istill have to ad some flames in the "tonka""on the right.
> 
> Comments and help welcome.
> 
> -Nekar 
> 
> 
> 
Have you tough of proposing those to some Jazz Fest? You could get a contract 
for some posters.
Very "in tune". You don't need the title, it says "Jazz" all by itself. Love 
both versions.

-- 
Alain
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What happens if you get scared half to death twice?

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Steve maybe you could export the unsmoothed 'cages' as .obj or whatever 
and he could smooth it in PoseRay or his mesh editor of choice.

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"Nekar Xenos" <nek### [at] gmailcom> schreef in bericht 
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>
>>
> Yes. Importing full detailled models into Poser made it very slow. I'll 
> have to do the instruments and the figures seperately.
>
> I'm not happy with the shoulders on the suit and trenchcoat - I'm not 
> surte how to fix that up.
>

So, the figures are in Poser? And the clothes are Poser too (conforming I 
suppose)?
I noticed the shoulders too. The only trenchcoat I am aware of comes from 
Poser 5, doesn't it? I have experimented with it some time ago and was not 
happy with the results. It contains serious flaws in modelling design. My 
suggestion would be to export (.obj) the jacket and trenchcoat, like they 
are now modelled on the figures, to Wings for example, smooth carefully the 
offending creases and re-export to Poser. They should fit the figures again 
(after deleting the original clothes). Of course, they would not be 
conforming again so do this only when you have totally finished the set up 
of your figures in Poser.

I forgot to say: very nice scenes! I love the composition and lighting.

Thomas

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"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] internlDOTnet> wrote in message 
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>
> "Nekar Xenos" <nek### [at] gmailcom> schreef in bericht 
> news:4719c0db$1@news.povray.org...
>>
>>>
>> Yes. Importing full detailled models into Poser made it very slow. I'll 
>> have to do the instruments and the figures seperately.
>>
>> I'm not happy with the shoulders on the suit and trenchcoat - I'm not 
>> surte how to fix that up.
>>
>
> So, the figures are in Poser? And the clothes are Poser too (conforming I 
> suppose)?
> I noticed the shoulders too. The only trenchcoat I am aware of comes from 
> Poser 5, doesn't it? I have experimented with it some time ago and was not 
> happy with the results. It contains serious flaws in modelling design. My 
> suggestion would be to export (.obj) the jacket and trenchcoat, like they 
> are now modelled on the figures, to Wings for example, smooth carefully 
> the offending creases and re-export to Poser. They should fit the figures 
> again (after deleting the original clothes). Of course, they would not be 
> conforming again so do this only when you have totally finished the set up 
> of your figures in Poser.
>
> I forgot to say: very nice scenes! I love the composition and lighting.
>
> Thomas
Thankx for the tips. I will try that.

-Nekar

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Hi Nekar, 

Love the feel of this.  It would be good to see a metronome standing next 
to the wall, the mechanical type, ticking away there, these guys probably 
wouldn't be playing anything you could keep in time to a metronome with 
they look too hip to be that conventional.  

Keep us posted. 

Cheers
Steve

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"Steve" <ste### [at] zeroppsuklinuxnet> wrote in message 
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> Hi Nekar,
>
> Love the feel of this.  It would be good to see a metronome standing next
> to the wall, the mechanical type, ticking away there, these guys probably
> wouldn't be playing anything you could keep in time to a metronome with
> they look too hip to be that conventional.

I'm not quite sure what you mean here but yes I think funk wouldn't feel 
right with a metronome.
> Keep us posted.
My wife was in hospital this week so the kids were a handful ...
I've added more detail to the double-bass and I still need to fix the 
shoulders and Place the instruments seperately which can be quite difficult 
and time-consuming.

Thanx

-Nekar

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Good picture.

And to give a little suspens, you could also draw different shadows of the
musicians, having movements not linked to the 2 men.
something wrong, just not to be really in accord with the strict painting, what
jazz is for the music.

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"danbo" <dbt### [at] freefr> wrote in message 
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> Good picture.
>
> And to give a little suspens, you could also draw different shadows of the
> musicians, having movements not linked to the 2 men.
> something wrong, just not to be really in accord with the strict painting, 
> what
> jazz is for the music.
>

Yes I have been thinking along those lines. I want to put in dustbins that 
throw a shodow that looks like a drummer playing drums.

-Nekar

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"Nekar Xenos" <nek### [at] gmailcom> wrote in message 
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> Thanks. I'll let you know if I have any problems exporting to Pov... :)
>
> -Nekar


  Hi Nekar

   Did you ever do anything with my saxophone model?

     Would love to see what you did.

      ~Steve~

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