Daz Studio

Last night I download a 3-D graphic program similar to Poser from this link. Daz Studio It's "Tell-ware" which means I have to tell 2 people about it. So I'm starting off by mentioning it on my blog. I guess they make their money from the various 3-d models and other add ons you can buy for the program.

The program looks mighty intimidating since I've never worked with 3-D art before. It reminds me of the first time I opened paint shop pro and freaked because I had no idea what to do next. lol I keep telling myself to go slow, that I don't have to learn it all in one day. There are several tutorials to follow so I guess I'll start there and try to tackle a little every day or so to keep myself from getting overwhelmed.

I think I better get to work on coloring one of my drawings soon too so I don't forget how to do it. When you don't use something for a while you tend to forget the necessary steps...at least I do. At one time I used to zip through creating web pages with html but now I've forgotten a lot of the coding tags since I haven't played around with a web page in a LONG time. I was starting to get really good with css too until that sort of fell by the wayside. Now, whenever I look at my main web page that I did in css I find myself saying, "Wow, how the hell did I do that?" lol

Well, enough talking about this...I better get to working on something.

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Unknown said…
curse you!! *shakes fist* lol i was taking a look at that, and now my mouth is watering at the thought of making 3D art again, lol. i still have all my old pics of kyri i did, and a few i never posted online. oi vey...

you're contagious, i swear. =P
July 19, 2007 at 9:06 AM
Az said…
Whoot! It's so cool that you're still interested in messing around with the 3d art. I remember those Kyri pics you put up and they looked HOT! You really started getting a handle on that poser program. I have a LONG way to go before I can catch up to you there. I opened Daz Studio twice so far and both times I freaked out. lol
July 19, 2007 at 11:30 AM
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