The Wasteland Wench in her natural element, waiting patiently for someone to play with after the fold. I have to admit, I do enjoy the Wasteland Wench. She and my Red Witch tend to lead to all kinds of interesting imagery, and have an elegance about both of them. Like the characters in my novels, they’ve both pretty much come to have their own personalities in my mind’s eye that nudges the result of artwork I do around them.
My “Wasteland Wench” likes to get around – Either she’s in the desert, or in deserted ruins, or taking a break in the relative paradise of the view here. This is another of my combined-applications pieces. I usually have a good idea in my head of how I want the image to come out. So I start by building the Wench figure inside Poser, as well as setting up the pose itself. Then I switch to Vue and create the terrain I have in mind. Once I have that pretty well set, I bring the saved Poser scene file into … Continue reading
One of my first attempts at using Vue and Poser together. The figure and car were created and posed within Poser, then imported into Vue where the desert terrain was added. Final render done in Vue.
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