REQ: making a grid hologram of a person

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totallyintheblue
Dec 18, 2003
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im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?
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replytonewsgrouponlyplease
Dec 18, 2003
Poser?

"totallyintheblue" wrote in message
im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?
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totallyintheblue
Dec 18, 2003
please…god no..took me long enough to use photoshop, coreldraw and painter, please dont ask me to learn a new program, at least not in two weeks 😉 i sort of looked for a photoshop trick/tutorial…why i posted her yanno

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 05:54:36 GMT, "Dr. J. Smith" wrote:

Poser?

"totallyintheblue" wrote in message
im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?
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Fred
Dec 18, 2003
totallyintheblue wrote:

im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?

A year ago or so I have seen images by Adrian Mendoza which have sort of a grid outline look to them. But it was not really the 3d-construction software type of grid. Anyways: He photographed real people, naked (IIRC women on the beach), then applied this or that KPT filter (Kai’s Power Tools) in Photoshop. Adrian has the images online, IIRC it’s the ‘imagestation’ website, about a year ago he posted links right in this group.

Fred

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Glenn Pechacek
Dec 18, 2003
Get http://www.blender3d.com/ , import a model (3d cafe site). Then do a screen capture and paste into PhotoShop. You should be able to do this in less than a day.

"totallyintheblue" wrote in message
please…god no..took me long enough to use photoshop, coreldraw and painter, please dont ask me to learn a new program, at least not in two weeks 😉 i sort of looked for a photoshop trick/tutorial…why i posted her yanno

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 05:54:36 GMT, "Dr. J. Smith" wrote:

Poser?

"totallyintheblue" wrote in message
im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?
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Glenn Pechacek
Dec 18, 2003
Also you could use CorelDraw and trace a wire mesh

"totallyintheblue" wrote in message
please…god no..took me long enough to use photoshop, coreldraw and painter, please dont ask me to learn a new program, at least not in two weeks 😉 i sort of looked for a photoshop trick/tutorial…why i posted her yanno

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 05:54:36 GMT, "Dr. J. Smith" wrote:

Poser?

"totallyintheblue" wrote in message
im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?
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Bernie
Dec 18, 2003
On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 05:30:07 GMT, totallyintheblue
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im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?

Poser has the facility to render with the grid still intact – heres an image of a face I made a while ago using poser and Photoshop. http://home.clara.net/f8171211/pics3/images/untitled.jpg

HTH
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Bernie
Dec 19, 2003
On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 07:04:46 GMT, totallyintheblue
wrote:

please…god no..took me long enough to use photoshop, coreldraw and painter, please dont ask me to learn a new program, at least not in two weeks 😉 i sort of looked for a photoshop trick/tutorial…why i posted her yanno

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 05:54:36 GMT, "Dr. J. Smith" wrote:

Poser?

"totallyintheblue" wrote in message
im trying to create a humanoid shape with a grid outline, preferreably with a 3D look. anybody got any suggestions?
Hey……….. Don’t get on my back 🙂 I only did it the once……….. honest
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Bernie
Dec 19, 2003
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 02:50:08 +0000, deci <> wrote:

I see now what you mean – it takes it’s time, but I get there eventually 🙂 The head was rendered in Poser then brought into Photoshop and de-poserised. I hate what Poser does to figures.

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