Poser Artwork

[DanielK]

http://herogm.tripod.com/darkwind.jpg

http://herogm.tripod.com/drake1a.jpg

http://herogm.tripod.com/render-11.jpg

[DanielK]

And with the pics being on tripod at the moment you'll get a "dead link" warning if you just click on them. Try copy/pasting to a new window and they should come up

[LCM]

Concerning the Darkwind.jpg:

It's "explanations," "preparation," "bring," "captain," "war weary," and "its."

Gotta watch that editorial shit.

It's also pretty cool. Nicely done.

[This message has been edited by LCM (edited 08-23-2001).]

[LCM]

And Taggart's a dish. Hubba hubba.

[DanielK]

1: I don't profess to being a writer

2: Your not my english teacher.

[Paul]

Sorry - just tried to open the links in a new window, and all I got was a Tripod message saying that the file is not available for download...any other tips?

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- The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams (dec.)

[Kaiddin]

Do you have character write ups yet????
Ya gonna post them?????
If we say please????

[Traska]

Am I the only one who finds it odd that these post-Dominion War Trek officers are wearing uniforms that haven't been seen since TNG (in the case Taggert, the first season of TNG!)



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"You got your Star Trek Trek in my roleplaying game!"
"You got your roleplaying game in my Star Trek!"
LUGTrek, two great tastes that taste great together

[Protius]

Now now... 1. he doesn't profess to be a fashion designer, and 2. We're not his nitpickers.

I will agree though, even for Starfleet, that's an adventurously high skirt.

Regarding the ship, I'd first wonder why they never made more of a deal about finding out what happened (with ever tng neutral zone infraction crying war all the time). Until of course I remembered that it got lost in Romulan space. That usually means we're lucky they're not at war with us.

[DanielK]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Paul:
Sorry - just tried to open the links in a new window, and all I got was a Tripod message saying that the file is not available for download...any other tips?

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Did you do what the 2nd message said and open a NEW window and CUT/PASTE the links into it?

[Publius]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Traska:
Am I the only one who finds it odd that these post-Dominion War Trek officers are wearing uniforms that haven't been seen since TNG (in the case Taggert, the first season of TNG!)
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The only reason I can think of is the obvious one: The artist liked them better. I can appreciate that myself. Skirts are good, okay skirts on Female Officers are good, the Male Officer in a skirt was kind of scary.

Of course , the best uniforms were Movie-Era, following which I have a curious affection for the Pike-Era uniforms and the decent late-TNG era uniforms seen here. I have often contemplated making my Trek Campaign Movie-Era just for the better Uniforms.

But I digress...

Neat pics, I look forward to seeing more DanielK!

John
Mad Political Scientist

[Traska]

I'm sorry, but in my opinion, the first decent uniforms were the DS9 style uniforms, the branch color tops over a black uniform, with the grey collar. In fact, my my Star Trek Sentinel campaign, I adapted that to a slightly different look. =)

I should post a pic I did of the Chief Engineer, S'Tel (a Vulcan). But, I digress...



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"You got your Star Trek Trek in my roleplaying game!"
"You got your roleplaying game in my Star Trek!"
LUGTrek, two great tastes that taste great together

[LCM]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by DanielK:
1: I don't profess to being a writer.
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Fair enough. I was simply pointing out mistakes that detract from what's a very cool-looking piece of work. I had no intention of offending you.

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">2: Your not my english teacher. </font>

No, I'm not... but, in my opinion, your attitude is unnecessarily defensive.

You're posting something in a public forum. This implies that you want feedback. You received some: I praised the picture; and I critiqued the spelling and punctuation, which detracts from your impressive artistic achievement. A few simple corrections would rectify that, and make your work that much neater.

And it's, "You're not my English teacher," actually.



[This message has been edited by LCM (edited 08-25-2001).]

[LCM]

I should again stress the fact that I really liked your pic, and that the corrections were simply given to make the entire work that much better.

There was no intention to offend. Considering I just irritated mactavish on another thread, I suppose I'll just go away for a while, now.

Again, the pictures are nicely done. I like them a lot.

[Paul]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by DanielK:
Did you do what the 2nd message said and open a NEW window and CUT/PASTE the links into it?</font>

I guess not. Although, I am now very curious as to why doing it that way works, but I can't get it to work when I right-click on the link, and select "Open link in new window".

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"...and more controversial than Oolon Colluphid's trilogy of philosophical blockbusters Where God went Wrong, Some More of God's Greatest Mistakes, and Who is this God Person Anyway?"
- The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams (dec.)