Tasteful erotic wallpaper

[imported_BigDog]

Here are a couple images created by me and formatted as suitable wallpaper images (1920 - 1200 resolution). Feel free to use them for non-commercial personal use.

http://www.merryatheist.net/media/artwork/Emergence_001_thum.jpg (http://www.merryatheist.net/media/artwork/Emergence_001.jpg)

http://www.merryatheist.net/media/artwork/Emergence_002_thum.jpg (http://www.merryatheist.net/media/artwork/Emergence_002.jpg)

[chame1]

great post

[imported_ghostdog210]

Did u use photo shop to create these or snag-it? I think snag it would be the easier choice, but not masny people know about it:cool::cool:

[imported_BigDog]

Did u use photo shop to create these or snag-it? I think snag it would be the easier choice, but not masny people know about it:cool::cool:

I created the images using three programs.

First, I set up a character in Poser, imported it into Carrara (because I prefer the lighting environment there), rendered an image, then did post-work in Photoshop. It's a fairly involved process, but it tends to give me the best results.

[6wres]

nice work, really sets you in an erotic mood. keep up the good work, thanks

[imported_ghostdog210]

I created the images using three programs.

First, I set up a character in Poser, imported it into Carrara (because I prefer the lighting environment there), rendered an image, then did post-work in Photoshop. It's a fairly involved process, but it tends to give me the best results.

I have photo shop, but do any of those other programs allow u to make any effects? Nice work anyway. Thnx for sharing.:cute:

[imported_BigDog]

I have photo shop, but do any of those other programs allow u to make any effects? Nice work anyway. Thnx for sharing.:cute:

Not exactly sure what you mean by "effects"...

Poser is essentially a character posing and animating program, but it has some basic image manipulation tools that filter an image to make it appear in a number of modes (like pencil sketch, cartoon, etc.), but its effects are nothing like Photoshop's.

Carrara is a bit more advanced. It's a 3d scene and animation application, with an extensive tool set that can be complicated and daunting. I've seen some amazing images created solely in Carrara, but I don't have the patience to achieve such perfection. It, too has the ability to manipulate the rendered image to some degree.

Photoshop is and remains the premier image manipulation tool of choice. If you have an image that needs adjusting, there is no better tool.